Sentence examples for which have violated from inspiring English sources
His spokesman said yesterday that the Labour ministers had decided to give Mr Sharon's rightwing Likud party a list of government policies which have violated the coalition agreement between their parties.
"The media is depicting us as the ones who are violating the status quo, but in fact it is those who put up these pictures which have violated the status quo," he said.
The Democrats have been under tremendous pressure from Iowa and New Hampshire not to campaign in Michigan and Florida, which have violated party rules by moving up their primaries — Michigan to Jan . 15and Florida to Jan . 29— ahead of Feb. 5, when many other populous states vote.
The Environmental Crimes Section is responsible for prosecuting individuals and industries which have violated federal environmental statutes.
Nato's Secretary General, Jens Stoltenberg, has accused Russia of taking "aggressive actions" in Ukraine which have violated international law.
Today we suspended several applications, including UberTwitter, twidroyd and UberCurrent, which have violated Twitter policies and trademarks in a variety of ways.
ZTE, which had violated American sanctions, agreed to pay a $1 billion fine and to allow monitors to set up shop in its headquarters.
In return, ZTE, which had violated American sanctions, agrees to pay a $1 billion fine and to allow compliance monitors inside its operations.
Then, a backstepping-based adaptive fuzzy fault accommodation controller is designed and activated after the detection, which compensates multiple time-delay faults and guarantees the state estimate error which has violated the performance constraint returns into a new PPB.
The Russian Navy can use arms without warning to suppress armed provocation at the Frontier; armed resistance during stoppage and arrest of a trespassing vessel, which has violated the law; and explicitly hostile acts.
Meanwhile, TV Azteca sued independent TV CNI Canal 40 for having accepted a loan from the Mexican unit of General Electric, which had violated Mexican laws that barred foreigners from running local media.
