Sentence examples for violates us from inspiring English sources
The US contends that Ms Khobragade's limited diplomatic immunity does not cover private conduct that violates US law.
Such spying violates US laws on free speech and those that govern against unreasonable search and seizure, it said.
The NSA's mass surveillance programme violates US laws on freedom of speech, alleges a lawsuit begun by the Wikimedia Foundation.
The International Rescue Committee, which is also a party in the commission's suit, said that barring entry to a state based on nationality violates US civil rights laws.
This led US Congresswoman Linda Sánchez to remind the Ambassador's boss, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, that such interference in Costa Rica's electoral politics violates US, Costa Rican, and international law.
Luckily, Judge Sullivan did not buy the twisted argument that hunting a species threatened with extinction is good for it, and instead found that import of polar bear trophies violates US law.
An analysis of requests by federal officials for local jails to keep immigrants suspected of violating US immigration law in custody found half of the so-called "holds" were placed on people who had been arrested but actually had no criminal conviction.
In fact, early in his first term, Barack Obama made sure to put curbs on the practice, which had expanded under the George W Bush administration: hundreds of families picked up for violating US immigration law were then being detained for as long as six months while they awaited deportation hearings.
Those Memos purported to allow torture by contending -- incorrectly -- that a US president had the right to violate US criminal laws.
Chinese electronics giant ZTE this week pled guilty to violating US-Iran sanctions.
The US Environmental Protection Agency warned him that flying a US flag for his Galapagos project would violate US laws, and his activities are credited in part to the passing of international moratoria at the United Nations limiting ocean fertilization experiments.
