Sentence examples for violated provisions from inspiring English sources
The commission found that Google had violated provisions of the Communications Act of 1934.
The question before the court was whether those laws violated provisions of the state's Constitution protecting equality and fundamental rights.
Plaintiffs charge that the companies violated provisions in the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, which protects electronic communication against interception.
The S.E.C. said that Egan-Jones had also violated provisions preventing conflicts of interest, because two analysts helped to rate entities whose securities they also owned.
The commission concluded that the United States had violated provisions of the American Declaration of the Rights and Duties of Man, to which the nation is a signer.
In the letter last Thursday, BayStar asserted that SCO's behavior violated provisions of the investment agreement and that BayStar's convertible preferred stock be redeemed.
Lately, the chorus has grown, with Palestinian officials complaining that Israel routinely violates provisions of the agreements.
Reform leaders have said that the closing of their newspapers violates provisions of Iran's Constitution and its press law.
Many products containing anabolic steroids, promoted in stores or the Internet as dietary supplements, violate provisions in the law on label claims or new ingredients, he said.
They argue that the military bases are unconstitutional because they violate provisions granting Indians "exclusive use" of lands designated for them.
Naidoo, 45, was a youth leader in the anti-apartheid movement in South Africa, where he was arrested several times and charged with violating provisions against mass mobilisation, civil disobedience and for violating the state of emergency.
