Sentence examples for violates a part from inspiring English sources
A Lake County judge has ruled that Indiana's right-to-work law violates a part of the state Constitution barring the delivery of services "without just compensation".
WASHINGTON — By a 5-to-4 vote that split along ideological lines, the Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that state workers may not sue their employers for money for violating a part of the federal Family and Medical Leave Act.
Rabbi Menitoff said that conference rules prevented him from discussing the case but that the board decided Rabbi Zimmerman had violated a part of the ethics code, paragraph 2A, which deals with sexual conduct.
The suit accuses MP3.com of violating a part of the Copyright Act of 1976 that grants copyright holders the exclusive right to make reproductions of their copyrighted sound recordings.
The appeals court ruled that Mr. Trump had exceeded the authority that Congress had given him over immigration and had violated a part of the immigration laws barring discrimination in the issuance of visas.
The move would also violate a part of the Local Coastal Program that the commission has already approved.
The move would also violate a part of the Local Coastal Program — local governments' guide to development in the coastal zone — that the commission has already approved, the Huntington Beach Independent reported.
If some part of a design violates a principle, the violation is a symptom of potential trouble, and the design should be carefully reviewed to be sure that the trouble has been accounted for or is unimportant.
This approach holds that discrimination is wrong because it violates a rule that would be part of the social morality that maximizes overall moral value.
For example, a branded toothpaste violating the trademark; generic automobile parts that violates a design patent or a branded pharmaceutical pill bottle that violates the trademark as well as a patented, proprietary cap designs.
He was charged for violating a little-used part of China's criminal code that bars the fabrication or spread of claims that seriously damage a company's reputation.
