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151. According to reports, many were angry at comments by the president that such behaviour violated Islamic law.

152. This is one of the most frequently violated principles in user - interface design.

153. He has violated, in cold blood, the sanctity of a human heart.

154. Last week, a cross-dressing Houston senior was sent home because his wig violated the school’s dress code rule that a boy’s hair may not be “longer than the bottom of a regular shirt collar.”

155. Unilateral intervention, he told the editors, would have violated our traditions and international obligations.

156. Amputation of a loved one's limbs may an area where you feel violated by that person.

157. We remain skeptical here, but also open to the possibility that the First Law of Thermodynamics has been as thoroughly violated as a white collar worker in a federal penitentiary.

158. The silence violated Iran's agreement with the International Atomic Energy Agency, an arm of the United Nations that is based in Vienna and acts as the world's nuclear police.

159. Although the novels violated the reality principle, they still belonged to the current events novels proceeding from ...

160. The birds reacted to only one of the four jumbled versions, called SEQ2, as if they noticed it violated some rule of grammar, whereas the other three remixes didn't.

161. The victims right of virginity is severely violated in a sex crime and should be compensated.

162. Although the novels violated the reality principle, they still belonged to the current events novels proceeding from the evidence and fairness.

163. The school violated numerous laws, including having a thatched roof and failing to have fire extinguishers.

164. The actions taken by the Japanese side against the Chinese citizens have violated the international law, and infringed on the China's sovereignty. China firmly opposes the illegal move.

165. The time limitation period for arbitration shall be counted as of the date when a party knows or should know that its right has been violated.

166. Wal-Mart in Chongqing Branch behavior, violated the" PRC consumer protection law" the relevant provisions, which belongs to the consumer fraud act.

167. The jury found the restaurant had violated the ADA and awarded Don $70,000 in back pay and compensatory damages.

168. The charity said the US government violated a federal order to produce evidence in Mohamed's favour.

169. Party A or agent of party A should not implement or request party B to implement the act violated laws and memorandum of association which may cause damage of party B's interest.

170. In November, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights said Nicaragua's total ban violated a woman's basic rights.

171. The disarmament clauses of the Treaty of Versailles were not openly violated.

172. According to the CME Group's (CME) Chicago Mercantile Exchange, the world's dominant futures market and the designated "self-regulatory organization" of MF Global, those rules were violated.

173. How many times have you received a forwarded message that contains photographs or a video of someone being violated or humiliated?

174. Sony earlier this year alleged Innolux and Hong Kong-based TPV Technology Ltd. violated its intellectual property rights and asked a U.S. trade agency to block imports of its products.

175. Although the novels violated the reality principle, they still belonged to the current events novels proceeding from the evidence...

176. Article 31 A QFII or custodian that has violated other foreign exchange regulations shall be punished by the SAFE in accordance with relevant foreign exchange regulations.

177. Was that trading legitimate or was it indeed something that violated one of the treaties and was done illegitimately?

178. Naive Bayes classifier is a simple and effective classification method based on probability theory,[www.Sentencedict.com] but its attribute independence assumption is often violated in the real world.

179. The first party has violated the contract, so it is obliged to compensate the second party.

180. DHL didn't pull out of the U. S. market because it didn't buy enough AdWords from . It pulled out of the U. S. market because it violated a basic law of marketing, the law of duality.