Sentence examples for systematically violated from inspiring English sources

It systematically violated the Constitution.

Their joint report, issued in 2001, found that the government had systematically violated human rights during the 1998 presidential election.

He recited the demands of past resolutions on Iraq, and quoted from the U.N.'s own reports to show how they had been systematically violated.

The work and pensions secretary, Damian Green, has dismissed a critical UN report that concluded that the UK government's austerity policies "systematically violated" the rights of disabled people.

So, while Pat did her work at Yaddo and did it religiously (in every sense of the word), she also systematically violated the colony's rules.

But he said he could no longer stand by as "the nucleus of power" surrounding Mr. da Silva systematically violated his campaign pledges.

But he wrote that the privacy safeguards approved by the court "have been so frequently and systematically violated" that they "never functioned effectively".

"For them, rape isn't always rape and, however upsetting, they feel it is a long way removed from being systematically violated or snatched off the street".

Growing evidence from experimental studies in several areas of game playing indicates that the game-theoretic notion of strategic equivalence is systematically violated in the behavioral arena.

If human rights law and domestic law enforcement procedures govern these killings, the duty to attempt capture prior to lethal force represents a cardinal rule that is systematically violated by these operations.

The investigation by the civil rights division of the United States Department of Justice and the office of Patrick J. Fitzgerald, the United States attorney here, found that the jail had systematically violated the constitutional rights of inmates.