Sentence examples for work violate from inspiring English sources

A three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, in San Francisco, ruled that its provisions forbidding day laborers to look for work violate the First Amendment.

"We maintain that the French laboratory's work violated proper procedures and that these violations were not simply technical in nature.

Much of Iran's clandestine work violated Iran's obligations under the 1968 Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, which requires signatories to fully disclose their atomic labors.

Ms. Serralta claimed she had been paid about $250 a week for 80 to 90 hours of work, violating labor laws.

Under the proposed settlement, the state acknowledges, among other things, that requiring public schools to determine students' immigration status violates equal protection and that criminalizing efforts by day laborers to look for work violates the First Amendment.

During his legal career, Mr. Verma issued many landmark judgments including one that said that sexual harassment at work violates a woman's right to equality in the workplace and infringes on her constitutional rights.

In turn the Pakistanis objected that such building work violated an agreement between the two countries, and thus tension grew.Here's hoping that granny's daring escapade does not lead to a wider confrontation between two nuclear-armed powers.

When told of the companies' transactions, critics of China's human rights record said the work violated the spirit of a sanctions law Congress passed after the Tiananmen Square killings.

Once in England, he told interviewers that he had no inkling that his work violated the 1972 treaty under which the United States and the Soviet Union were to halt such activities.

If work violated this rigidly defined decorum -- and if, in addition, it was messily inclusive and not just explicitly sexual but actually sexy -- the art world wasn't shocked, it was confused and embarrassed.

WASHINGTON — A Senate panel on Thursday postponed a vote to confirm President Obama's pick for deputy secretary of defense because the nominee's previous lobbying work violated the new administration's ethics rules.