The group's propaganda, which emphasized its successes in battle and its brutal treatment of enemies and those it deemed to be violators of Islamic law, was thought to have attracted significant numbers of radicalized recruits from outside Iraq and Syria, although the precise numbers remained uncertain.
The government also asked for removal of current international union officers found to be violators of the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act.
Clutching a copy of a Spanish-language article on the tough new law making it a state crime for illegal immigrants to be in Arizona and requiring those suspected of being violators to show proof of legal status, Eric Ramirez, 29, still waited on a corner for work.
So the only drivers that the cameras and computers have to identify and bill are violators, a considerably smaller percentage of the traffic.
Much reliance was put on the obligation to denounce all would-be violators of imperial orders.
International and UN-assisted tribunals are pursuing accountability and having a discernible deterrent effect on would-be violators of basic international norms.
International and UN-assisted tribunals, including the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, are pursuing accountability and having a discernible deterrent effect on would-be violators of basic international norms.
The pledge is not specifically directed at President Trump, but it's impossible not to notice that Trump and his campaign were major violators of the rules contained in this pledge the last time around.
Under federal law, if investors prove that Citigroup, J. P. Morgan Chase or other defendants were "knowing violators" of securities fraud laws, the banks would be liable for all the damages.
"In a sense, we were all violators of the patent," and all at risk of being sued, recalls Harold Varmus, the former NIH director who this month took over as president of the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York City.
