Sentence examples for wish to violate from inspiring English sources

Probably he did not wish to violate the confidences of the Americans and Iraqis with whom he worked.

F. Doyle, V.S. who first got himself a job with the city, in the Fire Prevention Bureau under Hylan, and then became a pleader before the Board of Standards and Appeals, which is a body of five or six appointed by the Mayor, which grant concessions to people who wish to violate in letter the rigid building and zoning laws of the city.

According to Abstract Appeal Trial Order, her parents "claimed that Terri was a devout Roman Catholic who would not wish to violate the Church's teachings on euthanasia by refusing nutrition and hydration".

But what makes these tirades so infuriating is that they are cloaked in the wrappings of faux patriotism and the flag, in much the same way that those pathetic patriots, the so-called tea baggers, mask their seditious and treasonous rhetoric under the protection of the very Constitution they wish to violate.

To the Editor: Jonathan Rauch suggests that the Supreme Court may find that marriage equality is a constitutionally protected civil right yet still defer to the voters' wishes to violate it.

The latter type of intervention is likely to matter more for women who desire to have children early in life but who wish to avoid violating compulsory schooling laws.

While perpetrators differ in their strongest occurrent motivations, it is important to ask why so many men who wish to harm or violate women do so in a sexual manner.

"We do not wish to be compelled to violate our religious teachings by the state," said Dennis Poust, a spokesman for the New York State Catholic Conference.

We certainly don't wish to encourage judges to violate the rules in place.

I don't have a direct line to DeVos's brain, so I can't discern for certain what she's thinking, but I do know a way to keep funneling tax dollars to voucher programs and let those voucher schools discriminate in any and all ways they wish to, all without violating the above quote.

The memo also protected chaplains who did not wish to participate in any ceremony if it violated "his or her religion or personal beliefs".