Sentence examples for violations outlined from inspiring English sources

Among several violations outlined, the court ruled that Mr. Khodorkovsky was held in "inhuman and degrading conditions" at times during his detention.

But he did call during the session for his fellow United Russia deputies to open an inquiry into the violations outlined in the appeal.

He concluded: "If the N.Y.C. government does submit an application that has not resolved the concerns underlying the court's decision or otherwise addressed the process violations outlined by the federal court in the Housing Works case, they will not be a credible applicant and will not achieve a successful score".

Baldwin says the UK's contention that abuse of detainees was not systematic during the occupation is belied most clearly by the millions of pounds in compensation that have already been paid out to Iraqi victims that claimed some of the very violations outlined in the PIL dossiers.

It is absurd on its face to think that the Committee can fairly and impartially address the potential ethics violations outlined herein when the Committee's Chair and her staff appear to have orchestrated them in the first place, or at best were aware of them and did nothing to stop the violations, therefore becoming co-conspirators.

This also resonates with dignity violations outlined by Mann [ 26]: not being seen, being seen but only as a member of a group and humiliation.

Cook is optimistic that the potential violations he outlined would be supported from Washington, but he intends to talk to President Obama about the situation and vowed to push the issue all the way to the Supreme Court if necessary.

Most of these human rights violations were outlined in a UN inquiry released earlier this year.

The F.D.A. also told the drugmaker it could not approve the drugs until the company resolved some manufacturing violations the agency outlined in a recent warning letter.

The dossier outlined alleged violations of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and alleged abuses of power by judge Sergio Moro.

Judge Pauley also cited affidavits filed by the plaintiffs' lawyers, who interviewed applicants at job centers in October, November and December and outlined probable violations in 61 out of 225 cases.