Sentence examples for violating the principles from inspiring English sources

It revealed overwhelming support by British voters for sanctions against states violating the principles of collective security.The Baldwin government was forced to fight the 1935 general election on such a manifesto.

The law "prevents the honest and proper functioning of the... constitutional court, by interfering in its independence and separation from other powers, thus violating the principles of the rule of law," Rzepliński said.

To test the methodology of analysis, a case study was intentionally designed using and violating the principles of motion economy.

Suggestions are made, therefore, for how such an effect can be investigated without violating the principles of informed consent.

"But as part of a healthful diet, it is something that you can enjoy and not feel you are violating the principles of a healthful diet".

Those claims are obviously designed to encourage operators to the program, to help them convert customers into data users and smartphones, but Internet.org has attracted plenty of criticism for violating the principles of net neutrality.

"This is because you are violating the principle of the specificity of training".

But many EU leaders regard his proposal as discriminatory and violating the principle of freedom of movement.

Connecticut's Richard Blumenthal started out by saying that he was "extremely concerned" about violating the principle that the armed forces should be under civilian leadership.

The h-d observations made in plots and stands may be highly correlated, thus violating the principle of independence of error terms (Calama and Montero 2004).

Taylor's attorney's contended that the General Assembly had acted in a quasi-judicial manner, violating the principle of separation of powers.