Sentence examples for violations raised from inspiring English sources

In 1996, the Supreme Court of India ordered the country's National Human Rights Commission to investigate the human rights violations raised by the Punjab mass cremations case.

Central Florida is taking allegations of potential N.C.A.A. violations raised in a New York Times article "very seriously," according to a statement released by the university.

An Abbott spokeswoman said the violations raised no questions about the drugs' safety, but that Abbott had begun a new system to ensure proper reporting to the F.D.A.

Borrero, a Taino tribe member who is assisting the UN forum in its interviews, told the Guardian on Sunday night that the activists' stories of human rights violations raised a number of serious questions about police response.

Obama administration officials -- who consider some Arab-Kurdish unity a necessity -- have this month scrambled to say that they are investigating the allegations of Kurdish human rights violations raised by Arab rebels, Turkish officials and some Syrian refugees.

But Public Citizen called on the mayor to apologize to voters personally and said the violations raise questions about her fundraising apparatus, led by the mayor's longtime campaign treasurer, Ben Soto.

The relative insignificance of self-audited violations raises a number of policy questions, including whether the Audit Policy should be revised to play a larger role in enforcement.

Changes in quality and availability of information related to human rights violations raise questions about how best to use existing data to assess human rights change.

In addition, the governor wants the current extra charge of $100 on a sixth point for a violation raised to $150, with an additional $25 per point after that, to a maximum of 12 points.

Evaluation of the proportional hazards assumption is essential since its violation raises questions regarding the validity of Cox model results which, if unrecognized, could result in the publication of erroneous scientific findings.

But another person said it was Connecticut's consistently poor men's basketball graduation rate and its recent N.C.A.A. recruiting violations that raised objections by A.C.C. power brokers.