Sentence examples for violated individual from inspiring English sources

They argued that the policy violated individual rights.

But the country's Supreme Court, which is controlled by Mr. Ortega, ruled in 2009 that the limits violated individual rights, clearing the way for Mr. Ortega to run.

"At some point, the two shall meet," she said, "and when you get a very violated individual meeting a very well-cared for individual, the violated individual's rage will bring down the well-cared for individual.

Britain said it would impose stricter rules on the ability of the police to stop and search people under a counterterrorism law after a European court ruled that such searches violated individual rights.

However, through political influence, the Star Chamber became synonymous with arbitrary and oppressive judgments made in secrecy that violated individual rights and freedoms.

Longer term, the consequences of dignity violation are understood to be social isolation or marginalization, a reluctance to seek help or access resources, passivity or "learned helplessness," a "small" life of constrained choices, chronically poor physical and mental health, and a cycle of victimization and abuse, in which the violated individual turns to violating others.

In a major victory for civil rights activists who have long contended that stop-and-frisk amounts to racial profiling, US district court judge Shira Scheindlin said the stops violated individuals' right to privacy and equal treatment under the law.

In an opinion published without dissent, the court argued that the law violated individuals' right to privacy.

Noting the importance of cars to many individuals' livelihoods or daily activities, she held that it violated individuals' due process rights to hold the vehicles without permitting the owners to challenge the City's continued possession of their property.

Officials can withhold records only if their release endangers public or national security, or violates individual confidentiality.

Some object to bulk data collection as violating individual freedoms, while others consider it a vital tool for preventing terrorist attacks against America.