This culture will continue to violate, until there is nothing left to violate, nothing left.
His view was that the FA should leave the decision to the manager and that Terry should be allowed to continue as captain because the alternative violated the innocent-until-proven-guilty principle.
"Police will never know whether they have violated the Fourth Amendment until some judge tells them," Mr. Kerr said.
With minimal maintenance, it ran faithfully for years until we violated Mr. Deutschman's cardinal rule by forgetting to put oil in the crankcase.
He had violated a principle that, until now, seemed inviolate: that the Attorney General serves the public, not the political interests of the President who appoints him.
Here, we can randomly sample labels from the irrelevant label set of bag (mathbf{X}_i) one by one, until a violated label k, which makes (f_k(mathbf{X}_i) > f_j (mathbf{X}) - 1) (j is a relevant label), is found at the v-th sampling step.
By the beginning of August 2011, hardly any samples violated the regulatory limit, until the trend was reversed by mid-August due to high radiocesium found primarily in mushrooms (other foods occasionally exceeding the limits were, e.g., seaweed or (citrus) fruits).
To the Editor: Re "Low-Cost Drugs in Poor Nations Get Lift in Court" (front page, April 2), about the rejection of a patent application that was filed in India in 2006 for Gleevec, Novartis's leukemia drug: Interestingly, India did not afford patent protection for pharmaceuticals until 2005, which violated international agreements on intellectual property set forth by the World Trade Organization.
Mountaintop coal removal is not only destructive, but until recently, it violated the Clean Water Act and Surface Mining Control and Reclamation Act.
The 10-count indictment, unsealed Thursday, accused the defendants of a conspiracy from March 2002 until November 2006 that violated the Racketeering Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO).
