Sentence examples for sometimes in violation of from inspiring English sources

Some advocates warn that the recession has forced more families to share a single residence, sometimes in violation of housing codes or leases.

When Israel first occupied the West Bank and Gaza, it immediately began discriminating against Muslims, sometimes in violation of international law.

The legal morass surrounding developments in Bangka is all too common in Indonesia, with local officials issuing controversial permits to extract natural resources, sometimes in violation of national laws.

When those unlawful acts came to light, the President did not disclose them, as he should have, but instead used official power, sometimes in violation of the law, to prevent people from knowing about them.

In addition, the aggressive and disproportionate tactics employed by Mr. Starr's office, sometimes in violation of Department of Justice guidelines, have left the public with a justifiable perception that Mr. Starr has conducted more of a crusade than an investigation, with the political objective of driving President Clinton from office rather than uncovering criminal activity...

A report issued last March by the Justice Department's inspector general found that between 2003 and 2005, the F.B.I. issued an astonishing 143,000 requests using the letters, often in violation of the bureau's own regulations, and sometimes in violation of the law.

The agency has cited the airline for about 70 cases in which specific planes had been operated, sometimes repeatedly, in violation of regulations.

Unfortunately, these products are sometimes used in violation of the label directions to treat pests in spaces where people are present for more than four hours, or where food is present.

In general, John sought to provide a simplified and economical administrative structure in which overlapping jurisdictions were abolished, civil and military functions were sometimes combined in violation of Constantinian principles, and a reduced number of officials were provided with greater salaries to secure better personnel and to end the lure of bribery.

The implication is that these guys have serious expertise in data gathering at scale that may sometimes be in violation of the terms of service of the sites being harvested.

While Catholics are sometimes accused of worshiping images, in violation of the first commandment, the Church says this is a misunderstanding.