Sentence examples for violate assurances from inspiring English sources
Hamza's attorneys also reminded the judge that sending the 56-year-old to a supermax facility would violate assurances the United States made to judges in the UK in 2012 in order to secure Abu Hamza's extradition to the US.
On Wednesday, authorities confirmed that they will censor the Internet during the Games, violating previous assurances.
"But using nuclear against them would unless they violated their assurance by acquiring nuclear weapons".
Enron says those assurances violated the deal by increasing the uncertainty.
It's possible, of course, that my eighth wife wishes only that I'd violate my vow, despite her assurance that to do so would be to destroy her love for me by making her lose respect for my word.
Due to the stigmatizing nature of some conditions or illnesses (e.g. HIV/AIDS), many participants' rely on this confidential relationship with a researcher; seeing this relationship as a one that will not be violated because of assurance of confidentiality and privacy.
The assurance that the transaction does not violate the isolation property is provided through concurrency control mechanisms in tuple spaces, among the concurrency control mechanisms that have been discussed in the literature.
Last week Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin of Russia expressed frustration, saying that BP had offered false assurances that the Rosneft agreement would not violate BP's contracts with its other Russian partners.
But Borders reiterated on Thursday that there was no assurance that any refinancing would arise, and that it could violate terms of its debt in the first quarter of 2011 and "experience a liquidity shortfall".
The White House had been seeking assurances that any requirements barring purchases from abroad did not significantly expand existing law or violate existing trade treaties.
You probably have heard the savants' assurance that we can't have a bad market in 2002 because it would violate a historical pattern that three bad years do not come in a row.
