Sentence examples for violates good from inspiring English sources

A photo spread in the Holiday 2007 edition, distributed with the Sunday Times on Dec. 2, upset several readers and raised the question of just how far T can go before it violates good taste and becomes something that is not a credit to The New York Times, even as it rings the cash register.

There's a consensus that allowing subjects the power to edit quotes violates good journalistic practice but no clear conclusion on the ethics of post-interview permitting inclusion or exclusion of the entire quote.

It has been well documented that the intermingling of swine and fowl in the same pen violates good biosecurity practices and increases the risk of interspecies influenza transmission [ 25, 27, 28].

That might violate good government ideals — but it's not new.

"They are embarrassing instances because they just violate good business practice," Mr. Blount said in the speech.

He brings a youthful touch to a classic French style, with respectful innovations that never violate good taste.

Meanwhile, the Indian government banned the adult satellite channel Free X-TV for having shown programs that violated good taste and morality.

Michael Rogers of the FDA said the company violated good manufacturing practices by selling peanut products that had tested positive for salmonella bacteria in inspections commissioned by the firm.

He added that a doctor could not be successfully sued for refusing to administer CPR if the procedure would have violated good medical practice.

But the problem is only partly with AMP Radio: the stations claim they must respect Malaysia's obscenity laws, which prohibit songs that violate "good taste or decency or [are] offensive to public feeling".

In 2005, all current stock of Avandamet was seized by the FDA and removed from the market, after inspections showed the factory where it was produced was violating good manufacturing practices.