Sentence examples for would risk violating from inspiring English sources
Some international trade experts said China would risk violating World Trade Organization rules if it imposed that requirement.
He further indicated that any soft-money fund-raising by the group would risk violating the new law.
He added that "classic protest activities, venerated in American history" would risk violating the Hobbs Act under the Seventh Circuit's decision.
Otherwise, Finra said, a firm would risk violating a real rule, one that requires firms "to observe high standards of commercial honor and just and equitable principles of trade when conducting business with their customers".
To do so would risk violating the nation's sense of itself, as even the venerable Eric Rohmer discovered when his bracingly intelligent "The Lady and the Duke" (2001) was pilloried in the Paris press.
During November, the Presidium, under Husak, declared that the Czechoslovak press could not make any negative remarks about the Soviet invaders or they would risk violating the agreement they had come to at the end of August.
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon has said an attempt to expel Mr. Arafat, which would almost surely involve force, could risk violating a promise he made to President Bush not to harm the Palestinian leader.
So a terrorist who would bring down the Cell Phone towers, or a drug dealer who would sell heroin to children, is going to go, "Woah, dude… wait a minute… I'm not going to risk violating the DMCA!" Apple Legal Team Fail.
"We risk violating human rights and asylum law," he told Serbian state television.
Free speech experts also argue that the measure's basic anti-piracy tool would risk seriously violating the First Amendment in allowing the government and private companies to shut down entire websites accused of piracy without a trial or even a traditional court hearing.
He said other aggressive interrogation techniques risked violating the Geneva Conventions as well and would not be authorized by his Justice Department.
