Sentence examples for violating sections from inspiring English sources
Once freed, Mr. Alves took off on a 12-day bus trip before he was arrested and charged with violating sections of Megan's Law, actually a group of sex offender notification rules.
The latest filings allege that Apple is violating sections of the DMCA by preventing competition.
We can all understand the 10 Commandments, and we can all agree that violating sections 8 and 9 of the 10 Commandments is morally wrong.
Finally, the Second Circuit again affirmed that the remedies available for violating Section 13 d) are quite limited.
The commission charged Wyndham, which says it cooperated with the investigation, with unfair and deceptive practices, violating Section 5 of the Federal Trade Commission Act.
Little did we know that we were violating Section 153.01 of the New York City health code, which states that "no person shall litter, sweep, lay or throw any ashes, refuse or rubbish on any street or public space".
Mr. Padin contacted the city, which cited the Helvenstons for violating section 60.207 of Orlando's Land Development Code (failure to maintain ground cover on property) and set a deadline of Nov. 7 to comply.
Developers who submit applications with these offer walls are having their applications rejected, on the grounds that they are violating section 3.10 of the developer guidelines (printed below).
Jorgenson and Stokke are charged with violating Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and Rule 10b-5, both directly and pursuant to 20(d) of the Exchange Act. .
"Google's refusal to consider such requests in the United States is both unfair and deceptive, violating Section 5 of the Federal Trade Commission Act," said John M. Simpson, Consumer Watchdog's Privacy Project director, in a statement on the complaint.
According to Rockship Apps founder and CEO Brian Kennish, maker of Adblock Fast, Google's app reviews team informed him the app was being removed for violating "Section 4.4" of the Android Developer Distribution Agreement.
