Sentence examples for violated about from inspiring English sources

Later she realized she is gay: Now, try to tell that to devout Catholic parents, never you mind that the father had violated about every major biblical injunction.

(H ) Distributions of the satisfied (about 93%, in green) and violated (about 7%, in orange) NOEs in the individual structures of the ensemble.

"The automobile manufacturers may have violated the rule about be careful what you wish for," Mr. Marston said.

By the end of the week, the Legislature had approved a ninety-three-billion-dollar budget that violated just about every condition Pataki had laid down.

A relationship while he was serving would have violated rules about adultery and also been a problem since Broadwell is a reservist and he was a general.

Since the Serbian police have violated "just about every blood feud rule in existence," it's no wonder, Junger says, that they have difficulty maintaining control.

Mitt Romney made a point of insisting that he would adhere to an unwritten rule and often violated rule about candidates not criticizing each other or contradicting American foreign policy on foreign soil.

A lawyer for the San Francisco chapter of the National Lawyers Guild, which has offered legal assistance to protesters, said on Wednesday that Oakland police officers "violated just about every provision of their own crowd control policy last night".

Inside the buildings were spreads of now thoroughly violated displays about different aspects of Russian culture.

"I was concerned about my rights being violated, but also about my wellbeing as a person with quadriplegia," he recalls.

It seems that the copious frosting violated the rule about bringing liquids and gels on board.