Sentence examples for thus in violation of from inspiring English sources

The deals are clearly intertwined and thus in violation of the collective bargaining agreement.

The city had tried to padlock the Love Shack, contending that it was within 500 feet of a topless bar called JR's (originally Junior's) at Provost and 233rd Street, and thus in violation of an ordinance requiring that such businesses be at least 500 feet from a church, school, residence or similar business.

Another possible solution is to appeal to the principle of sufficient reason: any finite limit would be arbitrary, and thus in violation of the principle.

The registry adds that the local online community plays a part in the decision-making, and that vb.ly was deemed to operate under the "porn/adult" flag and thus in violation of its rules and regulations.

The figures are revealed in a new section of its biannual Transparency Report, which also details government requests to remove content deemed to be promoting terrorism and thus in violation of Twitter's Terms of Service.

The decision was seen as a huge victory for Australia, which took Japan to the court in 2010 arguing that the research program was thinly veiled commercial whaling and thus in violation of a moratorium adopted by the IWC in 1982.

Despite this history, the conflict persisted, and federal agents later learned from local law enforcement that one of the brothers, Rocky Houston, had a prior felony and thus was in violation of federal law for possessing firearms in his rural property -- which he shared with his brother Leon, who slept in a trailer, and an adult daughter, who lived in a nearby barn.

Early decoy sets were generated by using the native structure as the starting conformation for some kind of perturbation procedure and were thus clearly in violation of the fifth condition.

One detective's notes indicate that Tice told him he had decided "not to say anything more," and in November last year, a judge ruled that Tice's confession had thus been obtained in violation of his right to remain silent.

That statement could not be clearer that Mueller can examine whether a member of the Trump campaign and the Russians were "colluding," and thus working together "in violation of United States law".

Maybe I would rather live somewhere where it's predictable and it's the norm.' " Mr. Saleh said a young man on a student visa, for example, might go into an interview knowing that he had fallen behind on his required course load and thus was technically in violation of immigration laws.