Sentence examples for which violates a from inspiring English sources

That practice, which violates a longstanding court order, had been common until a year ago, when the City Council banned it and the Department of Homeless Services made new efforts to comply.

The center rear belt has a release allowing the lap and shoulder portion to be detached from the vehicle, which violates a federal safety standard.

The admission came after the United States confronted North Korea with intelligence revealing the weapons program, which violates a 1994 agreement.

Deep bed filtration theory cannot be used to estimate the transport and deposition of concentrated polyelectrolyte-modified NZVI dispersions (> 0.03 g/L) because particles agglomerate during transport which violates a fundamental assumption of the theory.

A6 Japan's plan for billions of dollars in aid to North Korea's rickety economy is being shelved in light of its nuclear weapons program, which violates a series of signed agreements.

The North Korean nuclear program, which violates a 1994 weapons control agreement, had been conducted in secret, until the country was confronted with American intelligence last month and forced to acknowledge its activities.

This spatial dependency leads to the spatial autocorrelation problem, which violates an assumption of standard regression techniques that assume independence among observations.

For example, sentences beginning with phrases such as the garden was on the worked, which violates an English phrase structure rule, often elicit a brain response called the early left anterior negativity (ELAN).

But Sanders alleges that in some Orange County cases, informants held recorded and unrecorded conversations with inmates who were already represented by lawyers, which violates an inmate's right to counsel.

But Sanders alleged that in some cases, the sheriff's jailhouse informants held recorded and unrecorded conversations with inmates without their lawyers present, which violates an inmate's right to counsel.

But Sanders alleges that in some Orange County cases, informants held recorded and unrecorded conversations with inmates who were already represented by lawyers, which violates an inmate's right to counsel.