Sentence examples for that contravened from inspiring English sources

I'd written a column that contravened the FA's rule E3.

The general said he had not lobbied in a way that contravened rules and would regard any such claim as "seriously defamatory".

And who doesn't want to feel rich?" Thomas set about creating a casino that contravened all the rules of casino design.

It argued that the total value of the transactions that contravened US regulations was just $14m, rather than the $250bn alleged by the DFS.

The chairman of the Chiropractic Board of Australia, Dr Wayne Minter, welcomed the court decision, describing it as a win for public protection and a warning to anyone advertising health services in a way that contravened national law.

Iniesta gave Barcelona ample revenge for the dissatisfactions of the first leg, after which they accused Chelsea of playing in a style that contravened the spirit of the game.

Although the guidelines are informal, institutional investors may oppose any corporate actions that contravene them.

Mr. Kerry spoke of the "moral obligation" to end a practice that contravenes our "human dignity".

This is a common tribal custom, but one that contravenes Islamic law.

It can and will, however, send back to Parliament laws that contravene the European Convention on Human Rights, incorporated into British law in 1998.

The Court called on the Dominican Republic to put an end to practices that contravene human rights, including mass expulsions and detention without due process, among other reparations.