Sentence examples for violations into from inspiring English sources
The court held that Arizona couldn't be allowed to turn federal immigration violations into state crimes.
The aim would be to turn it from the rambling, low-wage, chicken-farming organisation that it has become, frequently implicated in torture and other gross human-rights violations, into a slim, modern, properly funded institution.
But after last Sunday's parliamentary elections, he channeled accumulated anger over reported violations into street politics, calling out to "nationalists, liberals, leftists, greens, vegetarians, Martians" via his Twitter feed (135,750 followers) and his blog (61,184) to protest.
The law turned various federal immigration-law violations into state crimes, and it directed police officers to conduct an immigration-status check if they suspected that they were dealing with an unauthorized immigrant.
It would give poorly trained local officers more power to go after unauthorized immigrants, who would be subject to arrest and prosecution the moment the bill became law, and it would turn civil immigration violations into crimes.
Transforming actual violations into benign violations also explained the famed hospital clown Patch Adams's ability to cheer up terminally ill children, Chris racialtyle racial humor that manages not to be racist, and political satire.
They were found guilty of a series of charges that amounted to their having turned a N.Y.C. agency-the Parking Violations Bureau-into a racketeering enterprise for their own enrichment.
In flooding us with light, in promoting our permanent and total visibility, our culture threatens to turn personal violation into an unnoticed fact of our daily lives.
Namely, the problem is this: what happens when a police officer turns a routine traffic stop for a non-criminal traffic violation into a fishing expedition-like "investigatory stop" for suspected criminal activity?
Non-grammatical strings and patterns were constructed by systematically introducing a single element violation into a grammatical string.
"The low number of violations puts into perspective that most athletes are drug-free," Wadler said.
