Sentence examples for viewed as a violation from inspiring English sources

Hamas's practice of sending rockets into southern Israel, which often landed in civilian areas, might be viewed as a violation.

(It is thanks to Koerner's capacities as an investigator that we know this great detail: what really outraged Holder was not the politics of the trial but the prosecution's use of Davis's personal letters, which he viewed as a violation of her privacy).

The Securities and Exchange Commission became involved after the investigation began and pressed for it to be expanded to cover a longer period and to tighten the parameters for what was viewed as a violation, said one person involved in the inquiry.

The Sugar Act provoked outrage in Boston, where it was widely viewed as a violation of colonial rights.

This legislation has long raised constitutional questions and has long been viewed as a violation of the equal protection clause.

But even legalization is still viewed as a violation of international drug control treaties by the U.N., which Annan suggested could be changed.

Moreover, the provinces of Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda and Uganda, passionate critics of the Episcopal Church, have consecrated conservative American clergy as their bishops in the United States to serve disaffected congregations, a move Episcopal Church leaders view as a violation of the church's authority.

But the Pakistani leadership was even angrier about the Navy Seal raid, which it viewed as a gross violation of sovereignty.

Using a name that belongs to a company, or another app, could be viewed as a copyright violation.

But lawyers for the campaign and some of the experts also noted that even in cases involving much larger amounts, the underpayment or late payment of travel costs has generally been viewed as an administrative violation, punishable by fines.

Legal experts suggest that the investors may have a case because if Greece changes the terms of its bonds so that investors receive less than they are owed, that could be viewed as a property rights violation — and in Europe, property rights are human rights.