Sentence examples for violate the restriction from inspiring English sources

That still represents a fraction of the Americans who violate the restriction.

These youngest doctors are allowed to work no longer than 16 hours in a day; and residency programs that violate the restriction risk losing their accreditation.

Mr. Luxemburg added that a New York court ruled last year that while occupancy of a unit by a family member if the shareholder does not reside in the apartment might violate the "restriction on occupancy" clause of the proprietary lease, it would not be governed by the subletting provisions, and thus would not give rise to a sublet fee.

She describes the lengths she went to in order to interview Hasidic men — buying special clothes, finding meeting places that wouldn't violate the restriction against men and women meeting behind closed doors — and what it was like to discuss sexual abuse with men who rarely interact with non-Hasidic women.

Hikers who violate the restriction risk jail time and fines.

Whatever options you buy or sell, of course, mustn't violate the restrictions on your restricted stock.

Similar arguments would apply, but I'd also be forcing the Treasury to violate the restrictions of church-state separation.

Robert Benmosche, chief executive of the insurer since August, confirmed that he was "frustrated" about how long it was taking to devise an executive compensation plan that was "fair" but did not violate the restrictions the government has placed on companies that are receiving taxpayer assistance.

BEIJING — Thirty years after it introduced some of the world's most sweeping population-control measures, the Chinese government continues to use a variety of coercive family planning tactics, from financial penalties for households that violate the restrictions to the forced sterilization of women who have already had one child, according to a report issued by a human rights group.

The Harrimans' lawyer said the project still violated the restriction because the hotel and casino were essentially one building.

Forstmann sued in New York Supreme Court, invoking the private house restriction, but the developers said that Forstmann had himself violated the restriction by permitting Tilney to practice medicine in the Chesebrough house.