Sentence examples for violating the provisions from inspiring English sources
pay penalties for violating the provisions of the law.
The method presented here extends, without violating, the provisions for multi-tap video, as laid out in the Camera-Link® specification.
In the latter country, on June 2016 antidumping duties of $803.61 and $823.04/t were applied to two Chinese companies found to be violating the provisions determined in 2012, when both were found part of an existent price undertaking [47].
Dr. Tiller was charged with violating the provision requiring the independent approval of a second Kansas doctor.
Rob Manfred, Major League Baseball's executive vice president for labor relations, was outraged that anyone would suggest the clubs are violating the provision of the labor agreement that says "clubs shall not act in concert with other clubs".
Denied the license, the student, identified only as John Doe, sued Gonzaga for violating the provision of the Buckley Amendment that prohibits the release of personally identifiable education records without the consent of an adult student or of a younger student's parents.
The labor board also noted another union concession — that if one of its regional directors brings charges against the union for violating the provision against illegal picketing, the union will not contest any N.L.R.B. effort to obtain a temporary injunction barring picketing.
The tribal elders, the jirgas, always violate the provisions of the law," he said.
Chances are, you didn't read it, and didn't think that it might be a federal felony to violate the provisions that it contained.
However, a UConn spokeswoman told the site: "Any UConn student found to have violated the provisions of the Student Code may face penalties imposed by the Division of Student Affairs that range from probation to expulsion".
Some of the 19 hijackers in the Sept. 11 attacks had overstayed or violated the provisions of their business or student visas, yet had made multiple visits to the United States.
