Sentence examples for violating for years from inspiring English sources
That particular executive order is one that the office of the vice president (OVP) seemed to be violating for years.
This week South Korea's prickly neighbour announced that it has officially scrapped (after unofficially violating for years) a joint agreement to keep the peninsula nuclear-free, and is preparing defences "to destroy aggressors at a single stroke".
The Iranians across the negotiating table from us are following Ukraine closely, and judging our country's willingness to resist when international law is violated as Putin is violating it today and Iran has been violating it for years.
Within two months of Okulov's appointment, the Central Bank gave Aeroflot a license exempting the airline from Russia's currency repatriation rules — rules that the prosecutor's office says Aeroflot may have been violating for over a year.
Its policies, he wrote, "have been routinely violated" for 30 years.
Within two months of his appointment the Central Bank gave Aeroflot its license exempting the airline from Russia's currency repatriation rules — rules that the prosecutor's office says Aeroflot may have been violating for more than a year.
OTI and other privacy groups have argued that despite the intelligence community's claims, those procedures are insufficient, and now it is apparent that they offered even less protection than we initially thought; the NSA has persistently violated them for years.
He didn't get locked up for the deadly accident, but for violating probation years later and now Couch has been set free, the New York Times reports.
LightSquared says it is entitled to the band it uses, and that GPS has been violating their space for years.
The Trump administration is trying to fix a badly broken nuclear-arms-control treaty with Russia, which has been violating the agreement for years.
The union recently convinced the aviation agency that American had been violating those limits for years, by allowing pilots to take off when they know that, because of a late departure, they will exceed the limits before they land.
