Sentence examples for violating principles from inspiring English sources
So-called high-frequency trading, flash trading and dark pools all employ a combination of speed, privileged information and opacity — violating principles of market fairness, transparency and efficiency.
Government agencies, too often, betray the public trust by violating principles of good science in a desire to achieve a political goal.
And Reince Priebus, the chairman of the National Republican Committee, said Mr. Obama's series of unilateral steps "amount to an executive power grab" that "disregard the Second Amendment and the legislative process," violating principles of representative government.
The laws have been magnets for constitutional challenges, attacked by civil liberties groups and former offenders for imposing new punishment for old crimes and for violating principles of due process, double jeopardy and the right to privacy.
Matyas Eorsi, an envoy from the Assembly in Georgia, flatly accused Mr. Saakashvili's government of violating principles of democratic governance by dispersing demonstrators with truncheons, shutting down independent television stations and declaring a state of emergency.
A massive, $100 billion-plus credit-derivatives position attributed to a London-based JPMorgan Chase trader called Bruno Iksil nicknamed the London Whale was enough to spark a debate this week about whether the bank was violating principles restricting proprietary trading.
Hacking and bribery surely violate principles of ethical journalism.
Fundamental new branches of the subject resulted that deepened, generalized, and violated principles of ancient geometry.
It also violated principles of informed consent by requiring health care providers to withhold medical information from female patients.
Her treatment violates principles of intellectual freedom, justice and fairness that are central to the Islamic system of morality.
U.C.F. officials accepted the resignation of Athletic Director Keith Tribble, who the N.C.A.A. alleges "violated principles of ethical conduct" by providing false or misleading information to the N.C.A.A.
