Sentence examples for therefore violating from inspiring English sources

They had, he said, been "living together as husband and wife", and therefore violating Malawi's "recognised standards of propriety".

Why? Bittner had been using the extracted fat of patients as "lipodiesel" to fuel the SUVs of himself and his girlfriend, and was therefore violating state laws on medical waste.

Detractors say that by making a handful of services available on its platform, Internet.org gives preferential treatment to its partners, therefore violating the tenets of net neutrality.

"[T]he affluent states are therefore violating a negative duty of justice when they, in collaboration with the ruling elites of the poor countries, coercively exclude the poor from a proportional resource share" (Pogge 2002, 203).

on Wednesday, accusing the senator of using taxpayer money for partisan purposes and therefore violating the Senate's ethics policy.

WASHINGTON -- Classified advertising website Backpage filed a lawsuit against an Illinois sheriff's office on Tuesday, alleging the sheriff had convinced major credit card companies to stop processing payments for listings on the site, therefore violating the free speech rights of its users.  .

But abortion opponents say the research destroys embryos and, therefore, violates human life.

A joint venture raises the possibility of exclusionary agreements that could limit competition and, therefore, violate antitrust laws.

The justice, R. Bruce Cozzens Jr., ruled that the tax did not "serve a substantial state interest," and therefore violated the State Constitution.

Given these findings, the judges concluded that the rule "significantly burdens interactive political speech and political association without advancing any state interest and, therefore, violates the First Amendment".

Any foreign interference in favour of either the opposition movement or the regime, therefore, violates this sense of independence and weakens the process of revolution.