Sentence examples for would contravene from inspiring English sources
(Such a solution would contravene Algerian law).
European leaders argue his proposals would contravene the principle of freedom of movement.
Does that mean that no speakers have been invited who would contravene the student union policy?
West Ham stated that using vuvuzelas would contravene existing safety regulations.
It is unclear whether a persona management programme would contravene UK law.
Such actions would contravene all the principles on which our admissions process is based.
But it retains a stockpile of about 10 million mines, which would contravene the accord.
The government and Chinese spokesmen insist this is just not on, since it would contravene the Basic Law.
Mr Bush claimed the techniques - which would contravene the Geneva conventions on inhuman and degrading treatment - did not constitute torture.
Mr. Hayes also said that it would "contravene long-standing" board rules for a two-person majority to adopt such a sweeping decision.
Jacques Chirac, the French president, said on January 17th that the inspectors should have more time and that unilateral action against Iraq would contravene international law.
