Sentence examples for violations caused from inspiring English sources

Consequently, parole violations caused a seven-fold increase in people returning to prison from 1980 to 2000.

Mr. Bork challenged the government's assertion that it would be hard to prove that Microsoft's antitrust violations caused harm to competitors like Netscape, the producer of a popular Internet browser that lost its huge market lead to Microsoft's Internet Explorer.

At present, multinational corporations can escape carbon accountability in much the same way as they have often escaped responsibility for human rights violations caused by subsidiaries and suppliers abroad.

While I regret the loss of life on both sides, especially among the civilian populations, I believe that Israel has an obligation to protect the rights and needs of its citizens first, especially against the human rights violations caused by suicide bombers and terrorist attacks.

A new report from the Sierra Club, titled "The Rapsheet on Animal Factories," draws a vivid portrait of the environmental violations caused by factory farms, many of which are owned by some of America's largest agricultural corporations, including ConAgra, Tyson Foods, Cargill and Smithfield Farms.

Our implementation is capable of self-adapting to QoS violations caused by network conditions.

Under Mayor Giuliani, cops cracked down on "quality-of-life violations," causing clubs to close and nightlife to suffer.

But when we consider violations by others, we partake by sympathy in the uneasiness these violations cause to their victims and all of society.

The irony is that the harm such violations cause to the system is even reflected in the arguments made by the advocates of strikes.

Nearly three months after Ukraine and pro-Russia rebels in eastern Ukraine signed a tenuous ceasefire, which has seen repeated violations causing close to 1,000 deaths and the destruction of thousands of homes and businesses since it began, the parties have agreed "in principle" to a renewed peace effort in the separatist-held Luhansk region.

Gross violations may not be statistically significant if the sample size is very small, and even slight violations, causing negligible errors in the estimated coefficients, may be highly significant if the sample size is very large.