Sentence examples for violations not only from inspiring English sources

"Mr. Wood wanted it to be clear to Enron that deceptive practices could constitute violations not only of I.S.O.

The Russian Duma has approved the annexation of Crimea, has enabled wars in Georgia and Ukraine, has rubber-stamped laws that fuelled the persecution of dissidents and queers — and much of this legislative action involved violations not only of human rights but also of norms of decency and of legal procedure, such as it exists in Russia.

What emerged was a pattern of building violations, not only in the unauthorized outposts that have sprung up in recent years, but also in many of the established towns and villages deemed "official" by Israel that make up the cream of the settlement building.

Violations not only can bring multimillion-dollar fines; they also can become a public relations nightmare that sticks to an organization for years.

With concrete rules it has been shown that rule violations not only elicit MMN but also P3a, an ERP indicator of involuntary attention switching, and cause behavioral impairment in the primary task (prolongation of reaction times and decrease of hit rates)[15].

"I think they committed a massive violation not only of the law but of the Constitution," he said.

It would be a violation not only of our policies and OSHA [Occupational Safety and Health Administration standards] but of basic human dignity," he said.

Without suitable explanation, Copernicanism was a violation not only of Aristotelian philosophy but also of plain common sense.

It was a violation — a violation not only of the code I was subject to, but my personal and moral compass that I had set out to follow.

But, she said, "It doesn't change the fact that we would consider a satellite launch a violation not only of their U.N. obligations but of the commitments they made to us".

The idea that someone would change a letter, as Lowell did in transforming Hardwick's into poems: this was a supreme violation not only of life but of art, the art of the letter.