Examples of violated

• The courts struck down local segregation laws because they violated the federal constitution.

• Such behaviour violates all the rules of a civilized society.

• Invading tribes had violated their borders.

• These clothes violate her sense of good taste.

• His language violates any sense of decency.

• Since the assumption of constant effective population sizes is clearly violated in two of the species, the t estimates are probably not precise.

• It clearly is not ensured (indeed it is violated) if one is strictly preferred to the other.

• Thus, a primary maltreatment subtype designation was made based on the degree to which the form of maltreatment violated cultural standards.

• And if a country were shown to have violated the harmonized standards, should it be punished-and, if so, how?

• Employers who violated the minimum wage, for example, were also brought before this federal court.

• It is when faithfulness constraints must be violated that the lower ranked constraint becomes visible.

• Note that the assumption of communication being common knowledge is not violated because messages are assumed to be broadcasted to all the agents.

• To insure originality he set the rules of composition (which he never violated in his vocal productions) at defiance.

• This assumption is violated by ' large effect ' mutations such as lethals.

• Or the algorithm could always be on to ensure that motion limits are never violated.

• Intuitively, the proposed semantics minimizes the number of instances of weak constraints violated by a model.

• But owners' and managers' rights of control over the enterprise could not be violated.

• This inequality can easily be violated in real plasma processes.

• Visual sensorimotor contingencies, for example, can be violated without canceling the essentially visual nature of the resulting experience.

• Both, however, were unfree in one further crucial way: they lacked the understanding of themselves as citizens who have rights that are being violated.