It's a violation of a law and he plead to a criminal violation of that law.
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The idea sounds abhorrent — if not a violation of the Constitution, at least a violation of its principles.
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Any violation of FCC rules would surround the release of nonpublic information and violation of the FCC's sunshine rules.
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Ultimately, he said, there was "a violation of trust," but not "a violation of law," The New York Times reported.
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This would be an egregious violation of privacy Of course, this would be an egregious violation of privacy (and probably illegal).
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The Saudi refusal to provide visas to the Israeli team is a violation of this principle and a violation of sportsmanship.
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NATO ministers have agreed unanimously that Moscow was in violation of the treaty, while Russia denies it is in violation of the pact.
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Trump's actions toward Ukraine are likely a violation of anti-corruption laws, on top of his apparent violation of the Whistleblower Protection Act.
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If Russia is simply engaging in low-level espionage, that's a violation of domestic US law, but probably not a violation of international law.
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"Such a policy would be in clear violation of the U.S. asylum laws and an equally clear violation of our international treaty obligations," he said.
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This is a violation of trust, a violation of the sacred management of union dues, and goes against everything we believe in as a union.
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Spending funds on a wall Congress has not authorized is a violation of the Anti-Deficiency Act as well as a violation of separation of powers.
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Mr. Trump's payment to Ms. Daniels may have been in violation of campaign finance laws, and were certainly in violation of his marital vows to Melania.
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The violation of mores may not require a formal response, but it is a violation of our moral code as a nation and as a people.
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Microsoft's lawsuit challenges indefinite government secrecy orders as a violation of the company's First Amendment free speech rights, as well as a violation of Fourth Amendment privacy rights.
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"If this data still exists, it would be a grave violation of Facebook's policies and an unacceptable violation of trust and the commitments these groups made," Facebook said.
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The department is incompetent because impeachable offenses need not be a violation of federal criminal law, and not every violation of federal criminal law is an impeachable offense.
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Mr. Turner faces charges of sexual battery and violation of oath of office, and Ms. Whiddon of one count of violation of oath of office, Mr. Bowden said. .
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BetterWorks, where Kim is suing over sexual harassment in violation of FEHA, discriminatory constructive discharge based on gender in violation of FEHA, failure to prevent harassment and discrimination in violation of FEHA, aiding and abetting harassment and discrimination, assault, battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress and negligent hiring, retention and supervision.
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If this were to occur, the person making the false statement could be charged with a violation of Section 1001 or with aiding and abetting a violation of the statute.
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This is not only a violation of Venezuela's Constitution, it is a violation of one of the most basic of human rights, the right of people to choose their leaders.
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"If this data still exists, it would be a grave violation of Facebook's policies and an unacceptable violation of trust and the commitments these groups made," Facebook said in its statement.
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"This is a violation of trust, a violation of the sacred management of union dues, and goes against everything we believe in as a union," it said in a statement Thursday.
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Logic, however, tells us you cannot be in violation of an oath you have not yet taken, any more than you can be in violation of a law not yet enacted.
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This is reportedly a violation of federal records rules. .
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"People are conflating the violation of social norms with the violation of rules and laws ... We get way too fussy over the 'perceived natural order of things' and 'institutional prerogatives,'" he says.
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Maduro's regime was very clearly in violation of democratic principles and in violation of human rights, as can be seen in the Freedom House reports and Organization of American States (OAS) reports.
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Depending on what the fired employee said, the employer could be in violation of the Civil Rights Act, or possibly in violation of contract law If you're a government employee, it's complicated.
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" Russia calls US order a 'violation of law' In a separate Foreign Ministry statement Friday, Zakharova slammed the US move to shutter the Russian outposts as "yet another blatant violation of international law.
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They were charged with conspiracy to knowingly export plants from the United States that had been taken in violation of California law, and attempting to export plants taken in violation of state law.
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"If this data still exists, it would be a grave violation of Facebook's policies and an unacceptable violation of trust and the commitments these groups made," Facebook wrote in a blog post Monday.
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Any violation of the aforementioned and you are written up.
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He abhors any violation of the Constitution or any law.
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"It was a violation of our human rights," he said.
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This revelation put Huawei in violation of U.S. export laws.
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It is probably a violation of protocol and the law.
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Suddenly: "This document is in violation of Terms of Service".
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Now, could this be a serious violation of federal law?
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Disclosing grand jury material is a violation of the law.
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Being in violation of GDPR could result in steep fines.
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Lexmark called this a violation of its patent as well.
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There the lawyer witnessed a violation of police protocol firsthand.
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Bombing them would be a clear violation of international law.
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Critics called her arrest a violation of freedom of expression.
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The new charges include violation of a U.S. espionage statute.
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Actor #AlecBaldwin pleaded guilty to 2nd degree violation of harassment.
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This was a massive violation of the rules of decorum.
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All in violation of the fundamental human right to life.
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The program is also a clear violation of the Constitution.
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Impersonating someone else is also a violation of Twitter's rules.
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We cannot allow the direct violation of the Emoluments Clause.
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DigitalOcean cited a violation of the company's terms of service.
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"And it's abuse would be a violation of antitrust law."
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This is a flagrant violation of a Security Council Resolution.
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BUT WE DO HAVE OBJECTION TO VIOLATION OF THE RULES.
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The hacking is also a serious violation of American law.
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It has developed advanced weapons in violation of treaty obligations.
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Charles's act was a brazen violation of England's unwritten constitution.
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It needs to be considered a violation of human rights.
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Pakistan has called the strike a violation of its sovereignty.
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It likely includes underage drinking in violation of VA law.
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It was a serious violation of both protocol and principle.
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Users who were blocked were in violation of our policies.
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What he did was a violation of the Dallas Charter.
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Otherwise it would be a violation of international trade rules.
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The payments are in violation of campaign finance law. Sen.
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Discriminating in admissions is a violation of civil rights law.
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"This is a violation of the Emoluments Clause," Eisen tweeted.
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"The Russians are in violation of the agreement," Pompeo said.
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First, it is a clear violation of our democratic principles.
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Is the concerned citizen now in violation of California law?
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This is a deliberate, and a grotesque violation of trust.
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Doing so would be a violation of the contributor ban.
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He said any violation of the edict would be punished.
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Critics say that's a violation of the president's constitutional powers.
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But that would still be a violation of the rules.
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If true, they would be a clear violation of HIPAA.
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Ronnie's not in violation of anything by being with Ariana.
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The public statement could be a violation of SEC rules.
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It's no longer a violation of the Prudent Man Standard.
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Insider trading is a clear violation of the public trust.
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Serious misconduct or a violation of public trust is enough.
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I mean, this is a clear violation of someone's privacy.
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And its abuse would be a violation of antitrust law.
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Without investigators, EPA cannot discover a violation of the law.
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The Khashoggi affair is a particularly horrendous violation of norms.
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Is a violation of campaign finance law an impeachable offense?
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It's never explicit in the film, but you seem to want Americans in particular to realize that this can happen anywhere, that a violation of human rights anywhere is a violation of human rights everywhere.
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Essentially, a juror's racial bias constitutes a violation of a defendant's rights to an impartial jury guaranteed by the Sixth Amendment, and prevents defendants from being able to prove a violation of their constitutional rights.
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Germany and France restricted the export of medical supplies, in violation of the European single market, and Austria and the Czech Republic have banned travelers from Italy, in violation of the principle of free travel.
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Often the payments are not disclosed, a violation of securities law.
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But Russia doesn't agree that they're in violation of the treaty.
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The suspect faces charges of theft, prowling, and violation of probation.
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It's a violation of human rights on all kinds of levels.
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Hogan sued, arguing that this was a violation of his privacy.
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He also becomes, according to some, in violation of the Constitution.
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This was still an abhorrent violation of a person's human rights.
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This is a severe violation of my privacy and civil liberties.
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Crimea was a violation of international law, we all recognize that.
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Our arrests are in themselves a violation of the current law.
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Service constitutes theft of service, which is a violation of federal
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You recently went in for a technical violation of your parole.
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Today's announcement shows Syria is in clear violation of the agreement.
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This use put the app in violation of Hong Kong law.
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Palestinian leaders denounce Friedman's comments as a violation of international law.
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Such actions are a clear violation of EU law, HRW said.
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That, he said, would be in violation of the FEC regulations.
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That would be a violation of Israeli antitrust law, Haaretz reported.
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Amazon denies that its devices are in violation of the law.
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And that absolutely is a violation of the data protection law.
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The debate is how to punish that violation of the law.
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The charge is a violation of a county ordinance, not criminal.
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In 2017 he was found guilty of a violation of duty.
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They could face charges over violation of labor regulations, he said.
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"It is a clear violation of the right to fair trial."
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He consented, which the report states is a violation of regulations.
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It&aposs an enormous invasion, violation of my Fourth Amendment rights.
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It may also be a violation of US sovereignty, he said.
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Racketeering Conspiracy—this charge alleges a violation of the "RICO" Act.
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Countries in egregious violation of these rules are subject to penalties.
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Was he suddenly in violation of new policy regarding hate speech?
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Politically motivated firings are an unacceptable violation of the social compact.
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"There has never been a physical violation of LoC," he said.
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The United States believes Russia is in violation of the accord.
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It represented, in our review, a clear violation of company standards.
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The incident was deemed to be a violation of the lease.
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It is a violation of Regulation SHO, a 2100 S.E.C. rule.
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It was a violation of trust and an abuse of trust.
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Any state that has introduced laws in violation of Roe v.
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Russia has often labeled this presence a violation of international law.
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That is a material misrepresentation, a clear violation of securities laws.
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I think, by definition, this was a violation of antitrust law.
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The UN condemned the attacks as a violation of international law.
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This would be in violation of Kenya's obligations under international law.
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I think that's a violation of the recusal by the Chairman.
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The French toast bagel is a grotesque violation of bagel code.
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"To destroy them would be a violation of law," Schumer said.
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"Bombing hospitals is a violation of international humanitarian law," she said.
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I think that's a violation of the recusal by the chairman.
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And it was already in violation of the EU's fiscal compact.
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But privacy advocates see this as a violation of customer trust.
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Berlin strongly condemned the test as a violation of international law.
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Iran charged those sanctions were a violation of the nuclear accord.
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In fact, it enables and abets their violation of individual rights.
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These detentions are a violation of everything we should stand for.
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Two judges found Robinson, 36, in violation of a reporting ban.
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To me, mandatory detention is a violation of human rights law.
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It also constitutes a severe violation of international norms and standards.
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These supervisors of elections were in blatant violation of state statue.
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So here we have a second violation of the office code.
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A crime is the violation of a law written by Congress.
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This whole raid was a complete violation of attorney-criminal privilege.
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So wait, is Assad in clear violation of the ceasefire already?
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"It's a complete violation of that level of trust," Carver said.
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Arroyo made her detention arbitrary and a violation of international law.
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These facts alone undeniably prove a violation of the Emoluments Clause.
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Prosecutors analyzed it as a possible violation of federal campaign laws.
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This, the amendment underscored, involved a basic violation of individual rights.
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Any violation of the exchange can evoke strong feelings of inequality.
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Clinton's case, the basic alleged violation of law was the same.
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Leaking testimony to another witness is a violation of committee rules.
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Landing on a taxiway is a violation of federal safety rules.
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"It was a flagrant violation of our sovereignty," Lopez Obrador said.
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" Barbash wants STX to resolve "the flagrant violation of her rights.
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Standing on a conveyor belt is a violation of Amazon policy.
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"This incident has been an obvious violation of that public trust."
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But here, too, there is a potential violation of international agreements.
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Suga called the test a clear violation of United Nations resolutions.
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That's a potential violation of the Illinois Biometrics Information Privacy Act.
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But that in itself is not a violation of the law.
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Andrade's posts were in direct violation of that policy, Morales said.
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As such, to Beijing they represent a violation of Chinese sovereignty.
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Judge Kavanaugh said that's a violation of separation of powers. Why?
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He appears to be in violation of the Constitution's emoluments clause.
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Mexico has described the idea as a violation of its sovereignty.
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Pyongyang's nuclear campaign is a direct violation of United Nations sanctions.
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Jared Kushner appears to be in violation of the Hatch Act.
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Infidelity to me has always been about a violation of trust.
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These measures, advocates say, are in direct violation of the constitution.
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Many of these laws are an obvious violation of Roe v.
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"Abuse of trust to appropriate assets, deliberate violation of state regulations on economic management that led to serious consequences and the violation of lending provisions ... occurred at Dong A Commercial Joint Stock Bank (DAB)," police said.
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While refusing to shake an opponent's hand might be a dick move and a violation of the unwritten social contract of the martial art, rejecting the mandatory bow is actually a violation of the sport's regulations.
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The authors agreed that if Russia in fact stole and distributed the files, it was definitely in violation of U.S. laws, and that if Russia coerced voters, it would be in violation of the international laws.
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As for Iran, hiding nuclear materials is a violation of its basic reporting obligations to the I.A.E.A. It's also further evidence that Tehran was in violation of the nuclear deal from the moment it was signed.
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Retaining ownership of his business empire doesn't place Trump in violation of any laws per se, but he is in violation of the Constitution and of laws, if he's used that business to accept bribes from governments.
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State TV described the attack as a "flagrant violation" of international law.
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British lawmakers decided against a ban as a violation of free speech.
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If true, that would likely be a violation of current FCC guidelines.
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Furious for the violation of my privacy, I immediately stopped using Uber.
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When he does, is he in violation of the Federal Records Act?
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The painting is reportedly also in violation of Department of Buildings rules.
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Plus, there could be criminal implications to violation of this protective order.
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That means those apps appear to be in violation of Google policy.
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Nick wants a judge to hold Heather in violation of their agreement.
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Hosts without registration would be considered in violation of the city ordinance.
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"Looking into whether this is some violation of sorts," the spokesperson added.
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Cutting funding for these activities could be a violation of the agreement.
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Tweets that incite violence or harassment are in violation of Twitter's policies.
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"Pointing the way to abortion is a violation of conscience," Waggoner added.
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This is a clear violation of our policies and terms of service.
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Others asked her outright for hacking services, a violation of US law.
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Cohen called this a clear violation of a 40-year-old law.
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Taiwan calls it the whole ordeal a "gross violation" of human rights.
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Even May understood the violation of staring straight at a person exposed.
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Deripaska has denied the allegations, and sued Vashukevich for violation of privacy.
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That itself will be a human rights violation of its own kind.
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Not every violation of the Constitution qualifies as a crisis of fidelity.
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Boykin's camera was not on, which is a violation of department policy.
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That's in potential violation of a law meant to prohibit domestic propaganda.
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Mingey had helped Guevara out with loans, in violation of police policy.
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It's a massive violation of privacy, of course, but it's all there.
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Madrais' passport is also expired, another violation of Philippine laws, he added.
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Saleh dismissed the sanctions as a "violation of Libyan sovereignty and democracy".
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Rape is a profound violation of a person's body, will, and spirit.
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Hatfield has been charged with Burglary, Criminal Mischief and Violation of Probation.
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If true, Leontire said, that would be a "extraordinary violation" of procedure.
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A violation of that law carries a maximum 1-year prison sentence.
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Just want clarification- is That a violation of your terms or not?
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Russia has described the compound seizure as a violation of international law.
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"They see the pipeline as a violation of their faith," Neumann said.
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Any foreign interference in this regard is a violation of international law.
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Nobody in Mr Guzmán's party complained of a violation of internal democracy.
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Criminalizing any kind of violation of sexual rights doesn't really do anything.
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Senate Democrats rejected Cruz's proposal as a direct violation of Senate precedent.
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That kind of price manipulation is in violation of federal antitrust laws.
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The violation of having your body, your fate, belong to someone else.
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Coercive enforcement of population control policies continued in violation of international standards.
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Some techies didn't care, but many found it a violation of privacy.
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This, the complaint says, puts Facebook in violation of the Commission Order.
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And mixing both could unwittingly put you in violation of IRS regulations.
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Is detaining a suspected terrorist lawful or a violation of habeas corpus?
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"Europe had to react against this violation of basic principles," Merkel said.
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This is a clear violation of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).
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Is this laid-back approach a violation of the board's fiduciary duty?
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It's not a violation of privacy the way I use my drone.
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Violation of state-sanctioned discrimination resulted in physical violence, arrests, or worse.
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That's huge violation of privacy and messed up, to say the least.
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Bombing such locations are seen as a violation of international humanitarian law.
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All such shipments to the Houthis are in violation of U.N. resolutions.
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That clinched the deal, and the violation of parity caused a sensation.
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Either step would be an extraordinary violation of constitutional and political norms.
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That would be a violation of diplomatic protocol and could embarrass Turkey.
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The policy also made weight-loss profiteering a violation of community guidelines.
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"It's easily a violation of the spirit of the deal," he added.
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"It's a clear violation of privacy," human rights lawyer Mukhtar Mounir said.
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That's a violation of FBI and intelligence community rules, the report said.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Human rights groups call them a violation of international law.
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That was a usurpation greater than any violation of a specific statute.
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Police arrested him for repeated violation of the protective order, a felony.
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None of this necessarily establishes an ongoing violation of Johnson's constitutional rights.
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Japan has said the moves are not in violation of WTO rules.
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The U.S. has deported Vietnamese refugees in violation of a 2008 agreement.
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Outside that fence is out of bounds, in violation of shared standards.
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" Mr. Salame called the attack "a serious violation of international humanitarian law.
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Did he pay the families of players in violation of N.C.A.A. strictures?
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The United Nations has called the amendment a violation of women's rights.
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It was a violation of her volition as well as her privacy.
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It was in violation of my resolution, and it was a gift.
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These videos are already in violation of Twitter's longstanding nonconsensual nudity policy.
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The reproduction of artwork can be a violation of the owner's copyright.
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A violation of the Impoundment Control Act is not a minor technicality.
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If it is in violation of the rules, I will forget it.
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Experts say the money raised is a serious violation of FEC rules.
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The Justice Department should investigate Confucius Institutes for potential violation of FARA.
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For this flagrant violation of basic fundamentals, the Mets paid no price.
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Fraudulent job postings are a clear violation of our Terms of Service.
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Accepting the tickets was a violation of ethics standards, the report said.
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Most of the world considers the settlements a violation of international law.
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Separately, a user reported the post as a violation of community standards.
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Many of the residents were living there in violation of zoning laws.
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Having said that again, none of that is violation of the law.
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Dendias called the Turkey-Libyan accord a 'blatant violation of international law'.
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" Interrogators' access to medical records was a "flagrant violation of medical ethics.
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They did not choose to come here in violation of our laws.
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China denounced the legislation as gross interference and violation of international law.
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The 85033-0 vote called settlements a "flagrant violation" of international law.
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Of course not, the violation of the law is killing unarmed youths.
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She described the U.S. move as a violation of Washington's international commitments.
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The court said Drummond was in violation of its moratorium on fracking.
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Democrats and other observers call that a clear violation of federal law.
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November: UAE accused of supplying Libya with arms in violation of sanctions
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"It's just another violation of a norm, a longstanding norm," Serafini said.
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This action is an unlawful violation of the Administrative Procedure Act (APA).
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In complete violation of Hollywood formula, the monster lives, the mother dies.
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It represented, after serious review, a clear violation of our company's standards.
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China's internet policies must be understood as a violation of these commitments.
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It's been up for nine hours, in violation of Reddit's own rules.
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He's in violation of his oath to protect and defend the Constitution.
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Such a reporting structure is typically considered a violation of agency rules.
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Reuda's suing for wrongful termination, sexual harassment, and violation of whistleblower protection.
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"It's easily a violation of the spirit of the deal," Nephew added.
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Any violation of her parole could kickstart a 15-year suspended sentence.
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And the debate about whether it&aposs a violation of this law and inciting a riot, and it probably is a violation of a lot of laws, but even worse than that is it&aposs just plain bad manners.
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If they are caught, the killers face fines of $100,000 for violation of the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act, and $15,000 for violation of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, not to mention the scorn of the entire nation.
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Busch and Prysby were charged with misconduct in office, conspiracy to tamper with evidence, tampering with evidence, a treatment violation of the Michigan Safe Drinking Water Act and a monitoring violation of the Safe Drinking Water, local media reported.
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If a provider discriminates against you by not offering services they would offer a cisgender (or non-transgender) person, it could be in violation of state and federal law, in addition to being in violation of professional ethics codes.
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There are very smart lawyers who believe Donald Trump entered the White House in violation of the Constitution, which forbids the president from receiving emoluments from foreign and local governments, and that he remains in violation of it today.
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Pinto faces extradition to Portugal on charges of extortion and violation of secrecy.
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We argue that it's a violation of the separation between church and state.
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But the latest violation of the rules is particularly brazen, says Mr Claeys.
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He thinks building out profiles on users is a violation of user privacy.
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Filming people in a bathroom is likely a violation of California's privacy laws.
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Some attorneys told HuffPost that it may be in violation of the law.
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She said the ACLU believes it's a clear violation of Roe v. Wade.
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The arrest is reportedly related to Huawei's violation of U.S. sanctions on Iran.
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"We take any alleged violation of labor and human rights policies seriously," PepsiCo.
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Kessler said that her words were in violation of Virginia's anti-dueling laws.
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This violation of human rights should not be happening in the United States.
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U.S. Muslim leaders have routinely denounced violence as a violation of Islamic teaching.
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Ramos was charged with distracted driving and criminal violation of a protective order.
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Landing on a taxiway is a violation of Federal Aviation Administration safety rules.
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This was a blatant violation of the landmark Supreme Court case Brady v.
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Massachusetts is seeking $5,000 for each violation of the state's consumer protection laws.
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This is a violation of a new electoral law that carries automatic expulsion.
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This is a horrifying violation of human rights – and it's powered by AWS.
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Erdogan hopes to resettle Syrian refugees there, in apparent violation of international law.
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This is an egregious violation of the First Amendment rights of ALL Americans.
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To our knowledge, InfoWars is not currently in violation of these content policies.
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Only once has a team been found in violation of the Rooney Rule.
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But, it is a violation of arbitrary heteronormative rules in the real world.
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Yet the central charge—computer hacking—is an indefensible violation of the law.
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Gabbard's suing because she says it's a violation of her First Amendment rights.
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Naming select members, however, feels like a patent violation of the group's ethos.
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It alleges that Trump engaged in racketeering in violation of the RICO statute.
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The cult of hacking, after all, also valorizes the nonconsensual violation of boundaries.
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At first glance, that looks a lot like a violation of net neutrality.
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We have brought VidAngel's indefensible violation of the injunction to the court's attention.
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Canine anti-vaxxers are in increasing violation of the last of those terms.
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Hernandez pleaded guilty to being tattooed while incarcerated, a violation of prison policy.
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"He was not in violation of the restraining order," the Thicke source continues.
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That would put the U.S. in violation of the International Convention Against Torture.
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The authorities alleged that Meng was involved in the violation of U.S. sanctions.
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ESPN claimed her comment was a violation of the network's social media policy.
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But, hey, any violation of the game's terms and services is a violation.
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Manila says China's blockade of the shoal is a violation of international law.
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It's an allegation of the violation of the 14th Amendment's due process clause.
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The lawsuit alleges wrongful discharge and violation of a Michigan whistleblower protection law.
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Whitehead claims posting the pics is a flagrant violation of copyright laws ... i.e.
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This was an unlawful use of force and a violation of due process.
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Now, Musk's lawyers are defending him against an alleged violation of that settlement.
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Democrats have vowed to challenge it as a violation of the U.S. Constitution.
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That is a fundamental violation of law and that appears to have happened.
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But even that could feel like a violation of the community they created.
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We must call this what it is: a gross violation of human rights.
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This is a horrifying violation of human rights -- and it's powered by AWS.
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If they see a violation of the Community Guidelines, they reject the review.
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The NCAA lost and was found to be in violation of antitrust law.
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This is not a religious protection, it is a violation of religious beliefs.
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Clearly, this was a flagrant and unashamed violation of international standards and law.
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The court called the demolition "an egregious violation of the rule of law".
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Knowing North Korea's past violation of, well, every agreement it has ever signed?
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Having said that again, none of that is [in] violation of the law.
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He agrees that the shirt in question is in violation of Walmart's policies.
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Such a request could be collusion, a violation of antitrust law, Dunn said.
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Trump's violation of ethical and business norms are available for all to see.
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On Monday, Sessions warned that any violation of immigration law would be prosecuted.
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This week, Northam has been revealed to be in violation of that mandate.
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Facebook says that it believes it is not in violation of EU rules.
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Thus, any barriers to immigration are seen as a violation of international citizenship.
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These legalized kidnappings and ensuing torture are a gross violation of human rights.
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The youth activists say the climate crisis is a violation of children's rights
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"It is a violation of fundamental rights," said PTI spokesman Naeem-ul-Haque.
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He added that the Massachusetts senator was in clear violation of the rules.
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Businesses in violation of the law could face fines of up to $2,000.
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The violation of sanctions has prompted the EU to expand penalties against Russia.
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The ads appear to have been done in violation of campaign finance law.
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She said it was a gross violation of an electoral code of conduct.
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The question is, could these blocks constitute a violation of the First Amendment?
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"He and Uber are in violation of FTC guidelines," lawyer Rick Kurnit said.
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This also has come under scrutiny as another potential violation of net neutrality.
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Ms. Whetstone's derogatory statements were made in direct violation of the non-disparagement.
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You are in violation of your sacred duty to the citizens you serve.
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Doing so would be a violation of international law, the United Nations says.
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A complication is Russia's violation of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty.
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Anyone found in violation of the upgraded policies could be removed, he said.
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Dershowitz saw the suppression of "Deep Throat" as a violation of free speech.
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That would be a flagrant violation of the rule of law, of course.
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Federal prosecutors have described the transactions as a violation of campaign finance laws.
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In May, it launched short-range missiles in violation of United Nations resolutions.
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He blew that off too ... so a violation of probation warrant was issued.
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That would be a violation of the fundamental, if unspoken, maker-player contract.
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A Twitter spokesman said the accounts were not in violation of Twitter's rules.
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Augustin says a violation of personal space is basically built into airplanes' design.
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It was a violation of her privacy, he knew, but it was jarring.
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Many social media platforms, including Twitter, consider it a violation of their rules.
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The territory was annexed to Russia from Ukraine in violation of international law.
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As a matter of procedure, this is a blatant violation of the Constitution.
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But I think drones are a little bit of a violation of privacy.
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"Your inquiry is constitutionally invalid and a violation of due process," he wrote.
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Impersonating an American government official is a possible violation of United States law.
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Then came an apparent violation of some of the fundamental laws of physics.
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Violence by the regime and rebel groups is in violation of the ceasefire.
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If true, these schemes would constitute a blatant violation of the antitrust laws.
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The groups claim that the law is unconstitutional, in violation of Roe v.
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"We have an ongoing issue with Russia's violation of the INF," Mattis said.
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And of course, a Muslim ban is a blatant violation of human rights.
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"The president's actions are a profound violation of the public trust," Pelosi said.
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If caught in violation of this rule, people will be fined, she said.
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The only remedy for a serious violation of the Emoluments Clause is impeachment.
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None of the plaintiffs have been subsequently charged with any violation of law.
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It was an egregious violation of our community values and code of conduct.
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Now the signs of cattle were everywhere, in flagrant violation of the law.
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Your landlord can only evict you for a substantial violation of the lease.
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"It's a blatant violation of the Ramapoughs' right to religious practice," she said.
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If it's true, would this be a violation of eBay's terms of service?
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But placing people in solitary stands out as a violation of human rights.
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These missiles tests are not a violation of our signed Singapore agreement, nor was there discussion of short range missiles when we shook hands," Trump wrote, adding that Kim "does not want to disappoint me with a violation of trust.
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According to the writ, seen by CNN, Kiobel accuses Shell of complicity in the unlawful arrest and detention of her husband, Dr. Barinem Kiobel; the violation of his personal integrity and the violation of his right to a fair trial.
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Deputy Director Smith and his supervisors use of park fees to clean up ongoing damage in national parks during the 35-day government shutdown was not only a violation of law but also a violation of internal NPS procedures and guidance.
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Bruce Fein, former associate deputy attorney general, Washington Bazelon suggests that when Trump as a candidate or Trump as president defies norms, he can get away with it because, unlike violation of law, violation of norms is merely ''bad behavior.
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Stella Stolper has filed legal docs stating that a lawsuit is about to be filed against Mariah for violation of the U.S. Civil Rights Act, a Violation of the Fair Employment and Housing Act as well as breach of contract.
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But it would also be a violation of trust, it would be a violation of essentially our agreement with our readers that we're going to put a headline on a story that's going to tell them what the story's about.
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During this, police opened fire at the moving car — a violation of department policy.
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He was charged with disorderly conduct in addition to the violation of bicycling rules.
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Refusing to permit entry for an FDA inspection is a violation of federal law.
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All these types of videos will be in direct violation of their new policies.
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The U.S. claims the missile test was a violation of a United Nations resolution.
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The service confirmed that construction of the road is probably a violation of ARPA.
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To this day, I consider their heist a huge violation of the Christmas spirit.
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Mauk was suspended four games last September for an unspecified violation of team rules.
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It's a violation of my privacy, and I won't let that happen to me.
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Obviously, all of these ads are in direct violation of US Fair Housing laws.
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Isn't Pope's attack on Trump, a presidential candidate, a violation of tax-free status?
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The suit alleged trademark infringement, cybersquatting, and the violation of the right of publicity.
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Holt noted numerous times where Jones' content seemed in clear violation of Spotify rules.
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According to CBP, the displays may be counterfeit and in violation of trademark law.
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Disney sued the telecom giant, saying the omission was in violation of their contract.
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The journalists believed that Russia had acted in violation of international law; she didn't.
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It's also a violation of US end-use agreements that govern our arm sales.
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Neither the city nor the police admitted any misconduct or violation of the law.
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WikiLeaks said Ecuador had illegally terminated Assange's political asylum in violation of international law.
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This failure, the lawsuit contends, is a violation of the Fair Labor Standards Act.
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The complaint particularly cites self-destructing messaging applications as a violation of presidential responsibilities.
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In fact, DHS policies and institutional practices themselves are in violation of the law.
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North Korea continues to expand its nuclear programme, in violation of several UN resolutions.
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Such tax avoidance is seen by many as a violation of the fairness principle.
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His account had apparently been flagged for a violation of Facebook's real name policy.
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Those charged have been denied bail in a violation of their rights, lawyers say.
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Major violation of campaign finance laws, and money laundering, where is our Justice Department?
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Major violation of campaign finance laws and money laundering, where is our Justice Department?
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It alleged his foundation "has operated in persistent violation of state and federal law".
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Seems like a dangerous violation of the moral code on which our civilization rests.
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Content of this kind would be in violation of our policies and removed immediately.
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If a company messes up, the US could be in violation of international law.
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Those found in violation of this rule will face a $2,000-a-day fine.
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Direct interference in the U.S. election would constitute a grave violation of international norms.
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It's a record fine for a violation of the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act.
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And make no mistake, disclosing grand jury material is a violation of the law.
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In a statement, Khamba denied any wrongdoing, saying there was no violation of consent.
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This violation of "lepton universality" would require the presence of never-before-observed particles.
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Critics say the judge's decision is a violation of separation of church and state.
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The Cambridge Analytica fiasco appears to have been in violation of what Facebook promised.
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Bertolucci and Brando's violation of Schneider wasn't incidental to the making of the film.
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The ACLU says these searches are in violation of the First and Fourth Amendments.
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That appears to be a violation of U.S. House rules, as flagged by journalists.
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People are still trying to understand why that wasn't a violation of those rules.
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This is a huge battery suck and an egregious violation of Google's Play Policy.
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Major violation of Campaign Finance Laws and Money Laundering - where is our Justice Department?
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If true, this is another unacceptable violation of trust and the commitments they made.
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Still others objected to a government-mandated vaccination as a violation of personal liberties.
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A Facebook researcher actually requested the data in violation of his own company's policies.
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Allow me to suggest a heretical thought, a violation of the new conventional wisdom.
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According to the school, Thomas was suspended for an unspecified violation of team rules.
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Presumably, that investigation will focus on a possible violation of federal hate crime laws.
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This left many wondering: Is this a violation of students' right to free speech?
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"Content of this kind would be in violation of our policies and removed immediately."
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Various parties would have the right to sue over the violation of those rules.
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Currently, states like Colorado that legalize marijuana do so in violation of federal law.
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It sets a fine of 10,000 reales ($3,000) for each violation of the ruling.
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The three women "continue to struggle" with the violation of Close's crimes, Mongeluzzi says.
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"It is a violation of international law to prevent us from going," he said.
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The social media site removed the video, citing a violation of Facebook Community Standards.
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Thang told the court that his impatience had led to the violation of regulations.
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In the US, such an initiative might be in violation of some state laws.
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What happened in North Dakota is simply a violation of [the administration's] own standards.
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The actions defy U.S. sanctions and may be in violation of the UN resolution.
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He said any nuclear test would be a "flagrant violation" of Security Council resolutions.
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That constitutes a violation of the federal Freedom of Information Act, the lawsuit alleges.
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Several legal scholars agreed that The Wing was, technically, in violation of city law.
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Nevertheless, operating an unlicensed pool or contest likely remains a violation of the laws.
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The Maryland Democrat said that is an apparent violation of the Presidential Records Act.
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Twitter declined to explain how the tweets weren't in violation of the company's rules.
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If this sounds like a violation of FDA's consumer protection rules, you are right.
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Refusing to permit entry or an FDA inspection is a violation of federal law.
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Though opaque, this transparency failure cannot be described as a violation of a promise.
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The search was a violation of the students' civil rights, according to the lawsuit.
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The lawsuit asked the court to declare Puerto Rico in violation of this provision.
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Rendering people stateless in a mass trial is a clear violation of international law.
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The amendment would authorize new policies, a violation of House rules for spending bills.
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Such treatment would be a violation of suspects' due process rights under Egypt's constitution.
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Schiff blocks Stefanik from questioning witness, citing violation of hearing rules 9003:23 p.m.
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Peter Maurer, the organization's president, called the attack a "flagrant violation" of international law.
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Second, those countries are in violation of the long-established rules of trade adjustment.
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Cambodia's Defence Ministry condemned the sanctions as a violation of Cambodia's laws and sovereignty.
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Clinton for president, called Mr. Trump's remarks a flagrant violation of American democratic traditions.
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Neal's experience was an obvious violation of the law, not to mention his dignity.
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Hamas had warned that attacking the channel would be a violation of international law.
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I mean, they're lawfully present, and yet, they're present in violation of the law.
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If in violation of Facebook's code of conduct, the content can be completely deleted.
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It makes the trauma and violation of sexual assault seem like no big deal.
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Some have moved without making severance or pension payments, in violation of Chinese law.
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To forgive loans, federal officials must usually find a violation of state reporting laws.
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In a statement, Treasury officials classified it a "non-egregious" violation of the embargo.
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"That's a gift, that's a violation of federal law," Senator Tom Udall told Pruitt.
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But the effect on marginalized populations may be a violation of their constitutional rights.
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WikiLeaks said Ecuador had illegally terminated his political asylum in violation of international law.
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The suit also alleges Lyft is in violation of the California Disabled Persons Act.
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Launching them for laughs is a complete violation of the sense of the game.
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Why it matters: Some users see Twitter's crackdown as a violation of free speech.
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That, she claimed, was a violation of UN law because Iran was proliferating weaponry.
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That seems like a pretty cut-and-dried violation of basic net neutrality principles!
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I mean, it was a violation of American law, if that's how it happened.
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Experts say the detentions are a clear violation of China's own laws and constitution.
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My neighbors are clearly in violation of building rules, but what about city rules?
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If true, this is another unacceptable violation of trust and the commitments they made.
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Britain says the ship was bound for Syria in violation of European Union sanctions.
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It is difficult to show a violation of U.S. antitrust law, legal experts said.
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Conservative groups, meanwhile, call it a violation of human dignity and right-to-life.
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It was his third code violation of the match, meaning he forfeited a game.
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Lawyers for Manafort and Trump engaged in a brazen violation of criminal defense norms.
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The joy of Peele's comedy with Key was in their violation of those rules.
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There is no violation of women's and girls' rights that's more or less wrong.
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This is intolerable and a violation of every human right of child and parent.
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United States, concluding that neither man's arrest constituted a violation of the First Amendment.
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It was the first violation of the match, so only a warning was given.
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What Apple has done here isn't only patronizing, it's a basic violation of trust.
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His reasoning: Doing so would constitute a Venezuela-style violation of free market principles.
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For a long time Washington and NATO criticized Moscow's violation of the I.N.F. treaty.
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The I.R.S. does not bring criminal charges for every violation of the tax law.
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OneWest thought that Lofton wasn't living in the house, a violation of its rules.
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But the Trump administration is trampling on these rights in violation of the INA.
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Angela Boswell is also being held on a violation of probation warrant for theft.
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Advocates and lawmakers have slammed the policies as inhumane and a violation of law.
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Sponsored posts without proper ad labels are in violation of Federal Trade Commission guidelines.
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No, she's only talking about families who came here in violation of the law.
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" Speaking in Kabul on Saturday, Karzai called the bomb "a violation" of Afghanistan's "sovereignty.
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The Twitter account also shared Carlson's address, which is a violation of Twitter's rules.
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Impeachment was designed to check cases involving the executive branch's violation of the Constitution.
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Go deeper: Hurd says Ukraine quid pro quo would be "violation of the law"
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"It doesn't change the fact that they fired me in violation of Virginia policy."
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The president's vast federal pardoning powers do not apply to violation of state laws.
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"This was viewpoint discrimination, an injustice and a violation of my rights," she said.
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At that time, smoking was considered a violation of social mores among respectable women.
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State courts later nullified those congressional maps as a violation of the constitutional requirement.
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This does not necessarily have to be a violation of an ordinary criminal statute.
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A violation of the consent decree could carry a penalty of $40,000 per violation.
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"The articles do not charge a crime or violation of established law," said Starr.
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Gao said the report reflects U.S. unilateralism in violation of World Trade Organization rules.
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Those strikes were swiftly condemned by Moscow as a flagrant violation of international law.
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Google said the site was in violation of the app store's hate-speech policy.
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Schumer said Price's Zimmer Biomet purchase may have been in violation of that law.
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Rebels say it is a major violation of the ceasefire agreed on Dec. 30.
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This is a plain violation of our inherent rights as sovereign nations and governments.
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Democrats and many experts say the proposal is a clear violation of federal law.
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The only remedy for this violation of NIH policy is to halt the study.
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YouTube demonetized the channel but said the videos weren't in violation of its policies.
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On the other hand, Russia has long been in violation of those same agreements.
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Violence is all about the violation of bodies and the destruction of human lives.
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A pharmacist who fails to follow this procedure, is in violation of our process.
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Murray added 15 points after not starting because of a violation of team rules.
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I mean, it was a violation of American law, if that's how it happened.
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But others genuinely see such demands as special treatment and a violation of equality.
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Detainee complained that it was a violation of Islam to listen to Arabic music.
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There was no violation of Japan's airspace in this instance either, the ministry said.
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His tax reform plan was the most egregious violation of "bipartisanship" in modern history.
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In other words, any violation of those laws represents illegal influence on an election.
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The underlying question was whether Clinton's staff was in violation of US Flag Code.
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Japan says it opposes limits on its exports, a violation of world trade rules.
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"It's a blatant violation of the agreement," Yuval Steinitz said on Kan public radio.
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The U.S. Attorney says the payment was a felonious violation of campaign finance laws.
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That partner then gave that data away, which was a violation of the rules.
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In his conduct while President of the United States, Donald Trump, in violation of his constitutional oath to execute faithfully the Office of President of the United States, has been personally enriching himself in violation of the Foreign Emoluments Clause, in that: 1.
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To receive an A grade, areas needed to have annual license fees from all retailers that cover enforcement programs and compliance checks for each store, annual renewal of licenses, and provisions that any violation of a law is a violation of the license.
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But Telegram has said compliance with the order would constitute a violation of users' privacy.
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That's a violation of the Logan Act, and, frankly, he should be prosecuted on that.
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They&aposre a violation of human rights, free movement, free peoples, you&aposve heard it.
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"This is an unacceptable violation of freedom of the press," Goodman said in a statement.
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Wiggins has multiple convictions for assault, violation of probation and other offenses on his record.
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In other words, [the jurisdiction comes] from the abuse or violation of some public trust.
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They said the new version still discriminated against Muslims in violation of the U.S. Constitution.
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Taking from urupā, just like from anyone's [grave], is a violation of our funeral practices.
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However, the union says American's proposal would be in violation of the group's overtime rules.
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At the time, Coach Tracy Claeys said the suspensions were for violation of team rules.
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McCain said the Chinese seizure of the drone was a "gross violation" of international law.
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All strikes alleged to be in violation of international humanitarian law are investigated, Asiri claimed.
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A violation of the plea agreement would hurt any argument Manafort makes for lenient sentencing.
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As users demand greater transparency, what constitutes a violation of consumer trust is not clear.
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"It is a violation of decorum, but it's not out of context," Mr. Zelizer said.
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Correct or not this is a violation of the privacy and agency of these women.
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Denying mothers the right to breastfeed in public is a violation of Rhode Island law.
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"It's still improper and, from my point of view, a violation of the emoluments clause."
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The complaint alleges that turning them away is a violation of US and international laws.
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"Killing innocent people is a blatant violation of international laws," Salame said in a tweet.
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"There's nothing that the general did that was a violation of any sort," he added.
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Assange was allegedly aware that Manning was providing him information in violation of Army regulations.
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Russia called the strikes, carried out with Britain and France, a violation of international law.
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Booker has repeatedly stated that he understands his actions were in violation of committee rules.
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This is a serious violation of our END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT and Terms of Service.
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The action was definitely a violation of Instagram's community guidelines, and it may be illegal.
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Russia's foreign ministry called the site blocking unlawful and a grave violation of human rights.
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Writing a prescription for a fake name is a violation of the Controlled Substances Act.
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The pit bull was on a leash, which is a violation of NYC subway rules.
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British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt called the offensive a "flagrant violation of the ceasefire agreement".
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Violation of the law meant a fine and a jail sentence up to six months.
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As a result, experts suggest there was no violation of the state's current trespass law.
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If Judge Rueter's opinion stands, it could put the U.S. in violation of international treaties.
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Mueller is also probing longtime Democrat lobbyist Tony Podesta's possible violation of the same law.
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Iran maintains that the drone was flying in its airspace in violation of international law.
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This is an egregious violation of Brooke's rights, which we will litigate vigorously to vindicate.
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Araqchi said Britain's seizure of the Iranian tanker was a violation of the nuclear pact.
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Second of all, Nancy Pelosi said, oh, it&aposs a violation of federal campaign law.
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This all seemed like a very clear violation of the standard set up in Batson.
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If so, is the violation of privacy "occurring" in Redmond, Washington, or in Dublin, Ireland?
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Given those deficiencies, Mr Ross's move was "arbitrary and capricious", in violation of administrative law.
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"There is no violation of Posse Comitatus, there's no violation here at all," Mattis said.
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According to Good Thinking Society, the 113 claims are in violation of UK advertising law.
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Not only is this just stupid, it might be a violation of YouTube's community guidelines.
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First there was the fourth violation of the NBA's substance-abuse policy for marijuana use.
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Pyongyang's nuclear and missile program was a flagrant violation of United Nations resolutions, said Putin.
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Well, it could be a violation of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).
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Turo has operated without a permit for two years, a violation of the city's ordinance.
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It&aposs a violation of the regulations and the code of professional conduct for lawyers.
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The senators, meanwhile, claim they are a "clear violation" of the laws surrounding tax collection.
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The reason, according to a company spokesperson, is Breitbart's violation of AppNexus' hate speech rules.
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That's undemocratic on its face and a blatant violation of the president's oath of office.
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The haunted house is a violation of this comfort, the American dream gone horribly wrong.
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To deny citizens the option of seeing them would potentially a violation of their rights.
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But if a client leaves the program early, he is in violation of his probation.
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Of course, norms change with time, and violation of norms can lead to new laws.
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Without the ability to verify the documents, they may be in violation of the law.
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She was arrested for allowing a patron to touch her in violation of Ohio law.
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The 14th Amendment protects individuals from violation of their due process rights [anywhere in America].
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"Any violation of US law is counter to instructions to our community members," they said.
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Ms. Conway's comments are a clear violation of the letter and spirit of the law.
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BBC reporters additionally found multiple sex offenders on Facebook, a violation of the company's rules.
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That's undemocratic on its face and a blatant violation of the President's oath of office.
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Russia would then have a real choice to make regarding its violation of this treaty.
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And I've been in violation of their policy from the first day they introduced it.
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I've never seen a college plagiarism code that this would not be in violation of.
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Not for a witness to tell a chairman he's in violation of his own rules.
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The ILA vehemently opposed the bill, calling background checks an unconstitutional violation of privacy rights.
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Araqchi said Britain's seizure of the Iranian tanker was a violation of the nuclear pact.
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The United States is probing Huawei for shipping products to Iran in violation of sanctions.
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In October and November, Iran conducted ballistic missile tests in violation of United Nations resolutions.
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The UK suspected the Iranian tanker of taking oil to Syria in violation of sanctions.
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"If it infringes on the sanctions, then it's in violation of US law," Courtney said.
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" "The United Nations formally ruled his detention to be arbitrary, a violation of human rights.
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Booker's flouting of committee confidential protocol is more than a violation of the Senate rules.
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The attorneys general say the multiyear delay is a violation of the Clean Air Act.
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In its early drafts, the bill clearly defined the crime as a violation of privacy.
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Supporters justify the move as an appropriate response to Russia's recent violation of the treaty.
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Russian's foreign ministry has called the blocking unlawful and a grave violation of human rights.
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That is a violation of the Espionage Act (18 U.S.C. Section 793), plain and simple.
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Therefore, the spending would not be considered a violation of rules that prohibit personal spending.
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"These allegations state a viable claim for violation of the data security regulations," Salinger wrote.
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In Europe, regulators last month fined Google $1.7 billion for antitrust violation of ad laws.
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Miller argues that Mueller's appointment was in violation of the Appointments Clause of the Constitution.
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They said the new version still discriminates against Muslims in violation of the U.S. Constitution.
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Democrats have argued that Sessions's participation in the dismissal was a violation of that recusal.
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Pyongyang predictably reacted with defiance, denouncing the seizure as an unlawful violation of its sovereignty.
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U.S. officials have said Russia is in violation of the treaty, a charge Moscow denies.
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He must neutralize the effects of Russia's violation of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty.
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To me, using a debit card is a violation of Being A Savvy Consumer 101.
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Of course, this would be an obvious violation of First Amendment protections for the press.
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It said they are indicted for conspiracy to fraud and violation of U.S. environmental rules.
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Pakistan had protested the strike, saying that the attack was a violation of Pakistan's sovereignty.
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Honest mix-up or not, landing on a taxiway is a violation of FAA rules.
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These practices are a violation of due process and are a mockery of Bangladesh's laws.
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That's a violation of the Logan Act, and frankly he should be prosecuted on that.
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"Chairman Kim does not want to disappoint me with a violation of trust," Trump wrote.
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It notes that Moro leaked phone intercepts to the media, a violation of Brazilian law.
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Let's just say it rose to the level of a violation of the Dallas Charter.
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The offshore bank, in tax haven Panama, appears to be in violation of the law.
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Turning over their information to ICE is a violation of their privacy, the suit says.
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They include the violation of the Foreign Advisers Registration Act (FARA), violations rarely charged criminally.
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Romney has also challenged Trump's violation of American political norms and moral equivalency in Charlottesville.
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A border adjustment tax would be similarly problematic as a violation of our WTO commitments.
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Of course, people are seeing the proposal as inhumane and a violation of human rights.
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"She cannot complain this is a violation of press freedom," Panelo told a news conference.
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Doing so is a flagrant violation of the employer's duty to bargain in good faith.
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Many lawyers in Macau have described that as a violation of the territory's basic law.
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That's not only unfair to residents, critics say, it's also a violation of due process.
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This action is a violation [of] the Byron School Policy [...] for participants in extracurricular activities.
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It denies the tanker was taking oil to Syria in violation of European Union sanctions.
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He says that's a violation of the confidentiality agreement both sides signed for the show.
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However boosting their defense spending would probably put them in violation of EU budget rules.
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Heller, along with five others, sued, arguing it was a violation of the Second Amendment.
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He has been sanctioned in violation of his first amendment right to freedom of speech.
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FGM is recognized internationally as a violation of the human rights of girls and women.
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"The tripartite aggression is a flagrant violation of international law," state news agency SANA said.
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The ministry has referred the case to prosecutors as a potential violation of labor laws.
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Those found in violation of civil rights laws can face fines and other financial penalties.
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Tedros used the WHO platform to defend the Chinese government's gross violation of human rights.
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However, receiving money from any work, including sex work, is a violation of tourist status.
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Six of the ten games the Gaming Authority studied aren't in violation of Dutch law.
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Even so, the judge found, it was still in violation of the new, milder law.
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Still, the Kremlin protested on Wednesday what it called Israel's "gross violation" of Syrian sovereignty.
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The last bishop said naming accused priests would be a violation of the Ten Commandments.
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When does a tweetstorm rise to the level of "egregious violation of the public trust"?
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In an interview, she described conditions in clear violation of the federal government's own guidance.
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He has sued Ferguson for what he says was a violation of his civil rights.
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" She added that the letter "didn't spell out what rules we were in violation of.
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Gregory Huffman, 47, was charged with violation of oath of office and obstruction, officials said.
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This is as egregious a violation of democratic norms as anything the president has done.
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Yes, China has cut back on directly subsidizing exports, a clear violation of W.T.O. guidelines.
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Kellyanne: It is disrespectful, it's a violation of basic decency, certainly, if not marital vows . . .
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He said the Lebanese government considered Mr. Hariri "detained, arrested" in violation of international law.
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There are some 650,000 settlers now living on Palestinian land, in violation of international law.
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Then someone dumped a plastic chair beside the trash, a violation of the sanitation code.
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Any abuse of our technology would be in total violation of our mission and values.
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It is an incredible violation of their trust, of their rights and of their dignity.
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It also concluded that such questions were in violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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According to the report, Missouri doesn't view the broadcasts as a violation of state law.
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The Commission said the alleged violation of competition rules took place between 2007 and 2008.
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She was subsequently fired over what the company said was a violation of its policy.
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Instead, the doctors used their own sperm — a disturbing and profound violation of medical ethics.
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Dantzscher said typically she saw Nassar alone, which is in violation of U.S.A. Gymnastics policy.
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Russian regulators first ruled Google's practices a violation of antitrust rules in fall of 2015.
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Any violation of that new policy would result in a fine of at least $100,000.
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At one point, Socialist Party deputies walked out over the alleged violation of parliamentary rules.
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"This act is a serious violation of our guest code of conduct," the spokesperson said.
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A United Nations human rights committee condemned her detention as a violation of international law.
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All of this was in violation of a U.N. weapons embargo, and it irritated Washington.
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She also claims retaliation, failure to prevent discrimination and violation of the state labor code.
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The president's liability for impeachment need not turn on violation of our campaign finance laws.
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Ukraine said that the alleged surveillance was a possible violation of domestic and international law.
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In the photo, it appeared that her head was uncovered, a violation of Iranian law.
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The effective lack of access to education is a daily violation of Haitians' human rights.
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Comey and McCabe each engaged in acts that were in blatant violation of the law.
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Everson said that the allegations were "an incredible violation of everything that we stand for."
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This alleged collection would be in violation of the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA).
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To disallow critical burial practices is traumatizing, and a violation of Neba's family's religious liberties.
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The lower court said Kisela had used excessive force in violation of the Fourth Amendment.
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"Insider trading is a clear violation of the public trust," Ryan said in a statement.
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"Acts of vandalism, regardless of noble intent, are still a violation of law," he said.
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In a statement provided to Reuters, Uber called the move a violation of human rights.
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Gregory Huffman, 47, was charged with obstruction and violation of oath of office, Dix said.
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However ridiculous the decision was, it was a blatant violation of the separation of powers.
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Israeli settlements in the territory are considered a violation of international law, which Israel disputes.
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Ms. Page said that the messages were released to reporters in violation of privacy laws.
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To take land from Americans on the border would be a violation of property rights.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov on Monday strongly denied Russia was in violation of the treaty.
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"It represented, after serious review, a clear violation of our company's standards," Lack's memo said.
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The more problematic is that it is a violation of the Administrative Procedure Act (APA).
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The regime also indiscriminately used cluster munitions on civilian targets in violation of international law.
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"It's a violation of law," he said, adding that they were in the country illegally.
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UK PM JOHNSON'S SPOKESMAN SAYS SAUDI OIL REFINERY ATTACKS WERE WANTON VIOLATION OF INTERNATIONAL LAW
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Judge Cooks also called out Younger for profiting off a violation of his family's privacy.
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But Democrats have called the move plainly illegal, in violation of the Affordable Care Act.
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Indeed, the violation of privacy that memoirs specialize in is as often reviled as praised.
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Medical groups state that withholding information about medical procedures is a violation of medical ethics.
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Students reacted poorly to the violation of their classmate's privacy, organizing a petition condemning D'Souza.
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" CIMAM's Museum Watch Committee calls this arrest a "violation of Turkey's commitments to human rights.
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Furthermore, filming the inside of a bathroom could be a violation of California's privacy laws.
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Many Native Americans view such efforts as a violation of tribal self-determination and culture.
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If she taped conversations involving classified materials, does that then become a violation of law?
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It's a violation of that mental accounting process to pilfer the funds for a car.
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Israel said the Hezbollah tunnels were "a flagrant and severe violation of Israeli sovereignty" and a violation of United Nations Security Council Resolution 1701, which formalized the cease-fire that ended a devastating, monthlong war between Israel and Hezbollah in the summer of 2006.
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" The bill was opposed by a coalition of business groups led by the California Chamber of Commerce, which argued that the quotas were "likely unconstitutional, a violation of California's Civil Rights statute, and a violation of the internal affairs doctrine for publicly held corporations.
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Although no violation of the criminal code is required for impeachment, this president has committed bribery, extortion, obstruction of a lawful congressional investigation, conspiracy, facilitation of foreign interference in an election, and the mishandling of congressionally appropriated funds in violation of the Impoundment Control Act.
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Qatar's UN Ambassador Alya Al Thani described the incidents as a "flagrant violation of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the State of Qatar, as well as a flagrant violation of the provisions of international law, conventions, charters and international norms," according to the statement.
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What I'm trying to say is that we need a framework based upon our values, because right now what I see happening is violation of values that — I don't care what your political party is — a violation of values that are common to our country.
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In Belgium, loot boxes were declared illegal in April, seen as "in violation of gambling legislation."
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Much of this carnage, Amnesty International has found, has been in clear violation of international law.
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In violation of Chávez's constitution, it has been called by presidential decree rather than by referendum.
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Then, in 103, Russian forces entered Ukraine, seizing the Crimean Peninsula, a violation of international law.
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Meanwhile, Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos said the court ruling is a violation of Venezuelan democracy.
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He filed a complaint asserting that the firing was in violation of a federal safety law.
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The NTSB defended the decision, saying Tesla released investigative information prematurely and in violation of procedure.
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"This is to prevent violation of the Computer Crime Act, deliberately or not," the ministry said.
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That it was not a violation of her morality clause because it requires actions, not speech.
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The problem is that we have no idea what counts as a violation of the ceasefire.
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State regulators, unlike class action plaintiffs, can claim statutory penalties for every violation of state law.
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The Massachusetts Democrat was ruled to be in violation of Senate rules for impugning another senator.
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Earlier this month, the board fired Weinstein citing a violation of the company's code of ethics.
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Any launch of objects using ballistic missile technology is a violation of U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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"Forced virginity testing committed in detention is a serious violation of international law," Amnesty International said.
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CONCERNING VIOLATION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY OF ITS PATENT * SAID ITS UNITS AFFIRMED VALIDITY OF ILLUMINA INC.
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Turner says it just ain't fair ... it's a violation of the Navy's regulations and NCAA rules.
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Jackson said she would consider any similar future behavior to be a violation of her Nov.
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Meng was searched and interrogated for hours in violation of her constitutional rights, her lawyers say.
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Six apps analyzed in the new study requested users' location information, a potential violation of COPPA.
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Now it appeared to be in violation of the event's sacrosanct principle of Leave No Trace.
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Do you think limiting what politicians can say on Facebook is a violation of free speech?
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" Deadspin deputy editor Barry Petchesky tweeted that the move was "a clear violation of our CBA.
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Had Ethan been drinking, he would have been in violation of the terms of his probation.
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His firing, Paul said, was based on his violation of the department's use of force policies.
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It described the declaration as a clear violation of the U.N. Charter and of international law.
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It would also be a violation of U.N. resolutions banning North Korea from ballistic missile tests.
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"The ad you cited is not currently in violation of our policies," a Twitter spokesperson says.
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I emailed Facebook and asked if this kind of ad was in violation of their rules.
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According to French laws, the image was in violation of laws related to protecting human dignity.
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His predecessor, Dilma Rousseff, was impeached in 2016 on a technical violation of public-accounting law.
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Pakistan voiced objections over Mansour's assassination, stating that the strike was a violation of its sovereignty.
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We demand that Palantir be removed from AWS for its violation of our terms of service.
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This may result in a less effective advertisement or violation of legal requirements about declaring advertising.
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The Houthis have said the WFP insisted on controlling recipient data in violation of Yemeni law.
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The precise context was a violation of the Fourth Amendment's protection against unreasonable search and seizure.
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However, it also admitted that the posts in question weren't in violation of any current WordPress.
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Oracle said that Google's use of Java application programing interfaces was a violation of copyright law.
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China regards the first round of American tariffs as a unilateral violation of global trading rules.
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It has also conducted repeated tests of ballistic missile technology in violation of a U.N. resolution.
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Then Benjamin Civiletti, Jimmy Carter's attorney-general said that this was a violation of US law.
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The law was quickly blocked in federal district court as a violation of the federal constitution.
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World leaders condemned the test, saying it was a clear violation of UN Security Council resolutions.
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To do otherwise would be a violation of that famous oath they all take upon graduation.
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Many groups have spoken out against it, viewing it as a massive violation of public privacy.
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A violation of the law can lead to up two years of imprisonment and a fine.
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The drone was flying directly above officers in violation of Federal Aviation Administration rules, he said.
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So Sisi, as a sum of his parts, would certainly be in violation of eBay's policy.
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The American Civil Liberties Union has condemned this, calling the decision a violation of due process.
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The lower court must decide whether any property had been taken in violation of international law.
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To them, doing so is already a violation of the hands-off tradition of former presidents.
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After they fired him, unbelievably, they continue to use Christopher Steele in violation of FBI regulation.
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Today's letter emphasizes the fact that this is a clear violation of the App Store rules.
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Additionally, Smart says that the plastic knife had not previously been a violation of the rules.
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He is clearly in violation of the protection order, but the woman won't call the police.
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The investigator who displayed the photos knew the suspect's identity, a violation of widely accepted practices.
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The Justice Department concluded that Kushner's post was not in violation of federal anti-nepotism laws.
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But all of this activity, every single excavation and survey, is in violation of international law.
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Baldwin was held on charges of grand theft of a motor vehicle and violation of probation.
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It was accused of attempting to transport oil to Syria in violation of European Union sanctions.
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"This is completely inappropriate and a clear violation of our community guidelines," said an Uber spokeswoman.
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Dutch prosecutors said the inquiry was focused on assisted suicide and violation of the Medicines Act.
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Pollack later criticized the statement as a violation of an understanding of confidentiality between the parties.
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The government is not involved, and thus this is not a violation of anyone's constitutional rights.
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The takedown notices cited trademark infringement and in some cases, a violation of Taylor's persona rights.
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US officials have steadily condemned North Korea's missile tests, which are a violation of international law.
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"I was aware my conduct was in violation of U.S. law and therefore wrong," Frazetto said.
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"It was a violation of team rules," coach Steve Clifford said after Orlando's 101-76 loss.
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While there, they allegedly found ammunition in his home, which was a violation of his probation.
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Casting contempt, dishonor or ridicule upon the national anthem is considered a violation of the law.
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I think that they realize that they are in violation of a number of different laws.
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"(This) was an absolute violation of Palestinian law and the constitution," he told Reuters by phone.
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We're told Tommie's BAC was 0.16 ... twice the legal limit, and a violation of her bond.
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A reviewer can interrupt a live stream if there is a violation of our Community Standards.
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"What is happening is -- de facto and de jure -- a violation of international law," he said.
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Blizzard said (and courts agreed) that each cheat sold by Bossland was a violation of copyright.
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Meanwhile Zenefits was selling boring old health insurance, but doing it in violation of the law.
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However, problem with this new regulation isn't merely that it's in clear violation of the statute.
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Paiz claims Quezada's wife filled out his election documents, which is a violation of campaign laws.
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During their search, cops found at least one weapon, which was a violation of Soulja's probation.
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Any violation of those conditions would likely lead to "significant time in state prison," McKeon wrote.
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He will also, in that very moment, be in violation of that oath and the Constitution.
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Leung has said the event would be a gross violation of sovereignty if China was involved.
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China insists that none of its current trade with Pyongyang is in violation of international sanctions.
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"You are in direct violation of being a jackass" may be my new favorite sentence. pic.twitter.
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The party was likely a violation of the probation deal that kept him out of prison.
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Is that a violation of his right to free speech, or a permissible restriction on electioneering?
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It said denial of basic facilities by factory owners was "a serious violation of human rights".
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UN health and human rights organizations have condemned forced sterilization as a violation of fundamental rights.
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The Clean Air Act provides penalties up to nearly $100,000 per each violation of the act.
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"The decision is insulting, shameful and is a violation of rights," he said in a statement.
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Deripaska denied Navalny's claim that it was "a secret meeting" and sued for violation of privacy.
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Meng was arrested for supposedly selling equipment to Iran through intermediaries in violation of U.S. sanctions.
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Any workarounds are likely to be half-baked or in violation of Apple's terms of service.
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"This is a violation of Pakistan's sovereignty," Sharif told reporters in London, according to The Guardian.
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Any successful coup would require liberating delegates from their commitments in direct violation of current guidelines.
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Candy Lab is calling the restrictions imposed by the law a violation of the First Amendment.
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Meanwhile, the Syrian government continues to obstruct humanitarian aid, also in violation of Security Council resolutions.
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This indicates that the authorities have evidence that Meng is in violation of a criminal statute.
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Efforts to restore electricity were hampered by traffic in violation of a curfew from 6 p.m.
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They mean that Theranos' Newark lab was found to be in violation of accepted professional standards.
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Mississippi State was without starting guard Nick Weatherspoon, suspended due to a violation of team rules.
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We're conducting an investigation and will take action against those sites in violation of our terms.
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NATO ministers also released a statement agreeing unanimously that Moscow was in violation of the treaty.
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With great self-righteous chest-pounding, he proclaimed his violation of Senate rules a just cause.
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In a highly controversial 2017 ruling, they deemed term limits a violation of basic human rights.
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" He called for a violation of procedure: "I propose that we have a vote right now .
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U.S. violation of the JCPOA gives Iran more nuclear options, and us less control and insight.
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"For years, North Korea has regularly kidnapped foreign citizens in violation of international law," they wrote.
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Kennedy said that the statute says nothing about the remedy for a violation of that rule.
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S. citizens and legal permanent residents [are] being unlawfully detained, in violation of their constitutional rights.
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Lowey raised the prospect that the move was an illegal violation of the Impoundment Control Act.
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She's accused of letting a customer touch her while on stage, a violation of state law.
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Google has not responded beyond saying there was a violation of the Terms of Service agreement.
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That would be a violation of rules against unfair state aid to favored companies, it said.
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The special counsel said Manafort's alleged actions constituted a violation of the conditions of his release.
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He's also said that nondisclosure payments do not qualify as a violation of campaign finance law.
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The police department's investigation found the officers' use of the Taser an "egregious violation" of policy.
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It's extremely difficult to say what is and isn't a willful violation of someone's civil rights.
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It would be a violation of the Act if you encouraged this effort or remained silent.
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Even our own defense spending is offset, so this was a clear violation of our rules.
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The former even implicated the president in a violation of campaign finance law when pleading guilty.
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Commissioner Roger Goodell determined there wasn't a violation of the personal conduct policy, the league said.
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Almeida will be charged with illegally obtaining funds in violation of banking regulations, the statement said.
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He came to see it as a violation of everything he thought a novel should be.
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In his petition, Jafar describes the experience as dehumanizing and a violation of his fundamental rights.
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Mr. Smith has called the state-level investigations a violation of scientists' right to free speech.
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Nevertheless, Iran sees Israel's strikes in Syria as a violation of international law and Syrian sovereignty.
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Scotland Yard was maintaining an arrest warrant for him, based on the violation of his bail.
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The agency also reportedly referred to the move as a violation of the United Nations charter.
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RHP Jonathan Aro was suspended 50 games Monday for an unspecified violation of baseball's drug policy.
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" A violation of the right to a speedy trial, she said, "demands termination of the prosecution.
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"The decision… is insulting, shameful and is a violation of rights," Platini said in a statement.
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This provides a foundation for economic sanctions to deal with Israel's persistent violation of international law.
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Standard HR dogma counsels a system of escalating and proportional punishments for violation of employment policies.
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IBM had sued Lindsay-Rae McIntyre alleging she was in violation of a non-compete agreement.
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The Houthis have said the WFP insisted on controlling the data in violation of Yemeni law.
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"Hazing is a violation of military law and is prejudicial to good order and discipline," Capt.
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It's still unclear whether the company's business model is a violation of Uber's Terms of Service.
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Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif condemned the arrest a "violation of freedom of speech and unacceptable".
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A search conducted at a home or business can feel like a terrible violation of privacy.
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This strategy is obscene and a violation of the spirit of our nation and our democracy.
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The police said they had begun a criminal investigation into potential violation of fire safety rules.
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Many have argued that this is a violation of "essential liberties," and a court finally agrees.
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Police say Daniels touched patrons while performing onstage, which is a violation of Ohio state law.
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Pakistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned Wednesday's drone strike as a violation of the country's sovereignty.
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"That's a violation of their First Amendment rights of freedom of speech and freedom of association."
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The Russian violation of the I.N.F. Treaty centers on an SSC-8 land-based cruise missile.
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Being on a sanctions list does not currently appear as a violation of posted community standards.
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Trump and the National Parks Service have also deleted tweets, a violation of public records law.
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On both counts, the agency said, Facebook is in violation of the federal Fair Housing Act.
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"Insider trading is a clear violation of the public trust," Mr. Ryan said in a statement.
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And finally, the suit alleges a violation of the constitutional due process rights of DACA enrollees.
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For many patients, this is a harsh reality and a violation of their basic human rights.
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It has been making substantial progress with its weapons program in violation of United Nations resolutions.
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"Impersonation is a violation of Twitter's rules, regardless of verified status," a Twitter spokesperson told CNN.
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Perhaps she's protected herself from this gross violation of her privacy by choosing to ignore it.
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Many simply say a person was suspended for a violation of the organization's code of conduct.
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" In a statement on Tuesday, it called the legislation "another clear Israeli violation of signed agreements.
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I have something to say, in my opinion there is a gross violation of the laws.
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Not only did that not match Ahmann's contract, it also was in violation of city rules.
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They said that that had improperly commercialized Mr. Di Modica's statue in violation of its copyright.
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The greater evil is the violation of the lofty purpose written into this country's founding documents.
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The information was later transferred to third parties, including Cambridge Analytica, in violation of Facebook's policies.
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Many interviewed admitted they knew the scheme was a violation of fair competition and the rules.
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They argue the impeachment was a partisan sham that failed to prove any violation of law.
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The seriousness of this violation of the people's will must not be flippantly underestimated or disparaged.
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I don't think anybody has ever been charged criminally with a violation of the Antideficiency statute.
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Turkey has protested the violation of the agreement and held talks with Russia, to little avail.
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The U.S. strikes angered the Iraqi government, which called them an unjustified violation of its sovereignty.
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But those provisions were struck by the Senate's parliamentarian as a violation of the chamber's rules.
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Any violation of this code by men or women was punishable with public flogging and executions.
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He ignored Federal court orders; he illegally harassed Mexican-origin prisoners in violation of federal law.
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The legislation would seem to put Canada in violation of three United Nations treaties concerning drugs.
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They said the ship was carrying oil to Syria, in violation of a European Union embargo.
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Lewd acts in the public library are a violation of library rules and against the law.
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"The Tweets are not in violation of the Twitter Rules," a company spokesperson told VICE News.
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Trump is not the first president to carry out drone killings in violation of international law.
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The U.N. humanitarian agency OCHA said targeting civilian facilities was a violation of international humanitarian law.
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Nondiscrimination (or public accommodation) laws were never intended to compel expression in violation of one's conscience.
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According to Ms. Eisenberg, those bombings were a far more serious violation of law than Watergate.
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"I think the administration, specifically the President, is in violation of the Magnitsky Act," he said.
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So, I don't think anyone could say they are definitively in violation of the Magnitsky Act.
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In January, Baldwin pleaded guilty to a violation of harassment, the Manhattan district attorney's office said.
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News that the governor and attorney general wore blackface is not a violation of Virginia's mores.
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Islamic law is clear on the subject, and being gay is a direct violation of it.
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John McCain said Liu's death was an "egregious" and "barbaric" violation of the activist's human rights.
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Rochelle Ritchie reported it as abuse, but Twitter said it wasn't a violation of its rules.
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Facebook said Kogan then passed the data along to Cambridge Analytica, a violation of company policies.
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The complaint alleges that turning asylum-seekers away is a violation of US and international laws.
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Rochelle Ritchie reported it as abuse but Twitter said it wasn't a violation of its rules.
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Numerous contractors, BuzzFeed News revealed, have been determined to be in violation of federal labor laws.
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In his petition, Jafar described the experience as dehumanizing and a violation of his fundamental rights.
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"For me, my standard for impeachment has always been 'a violation of the law,'" Hurd added.
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" On Twitter, NetBlocks said the disruption constituted "a severe violation" of Iranians' "basic rights and liberties.
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Opponents of the investigation say it amounts to a violation of the company's First Amendment rights.
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He has been charged with a violation of the Espionage Act and currently resides in Moscow.
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In the Netherlands, four games were found in violation of the Dutch Gaming Act in 2018.
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