Sentence examples for widely violate from inspiring English sources

In other findings, the report asserted that Border Patrol agents in the Rochester region "widely violate" agency rules that require a person other than the arresting officer to evaluate the case and determine the legal course of action.

Actual practice may vary from state policy (though if it is evident that programs widely violate policy with state knowledge we do not give credit).

Dramatic principles of unity are widely violated.

Even though the Geneva conventions are widely violated, they still save lives.

In 1998, the Security Council banned the purchase of Mr. Savimbi's diamonds, although the embargo was widely violated.

Euro zone countries promised to cut their budget deficits to below 3 percent of each country's annual output by 2013, in line with limits set by treaty, but widely violated.

"It also reflects the unresolved status of the teaching on contraception, which is widely violated not just by Catholics, but also by the clergy, who don't even talk about the issue," said Dr. Tentler, the author of "Catholics and Contraception: An American History".

If this condition were widely violated, then in order to specify the most informed likelihoods for a given hypothesis one would need to include information about volumes of past observations and their outcomes.

Outside of the media, however, the ban was been widely violated (just check Twitter).

The tentative schedule for testing is widely expected to violate ABM limits by late next spring.

To have different credences in A and 'Actually A iff A', even though they express the same proposition when A is actually true, is to violate some widely accepted (though not uncontroversial) norms on rational credence.