Similar words: violation, violate, violator, violated, inviolate, isolative, viola, inviolable. Meaning: adj. violating or tending to violate or offend against.
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(1) We can research criminal developing from criminal violative objects, criminal form, criminal duty etc. several perspectives.
(2) All violative laboratory results from monitoring samples of imported meat are followed by intensified inspection.
(3) But, as this Court has recognized, discrimination may be so unjustifiable as to be violative of due process.
(4) The Equal Access Act was challenged in several cases, raising questions about its constitutionality as violative of the establishment clause.
(5) The reason that the ban of holding woman for joys partly has sanction connects with robber psychology pattern. Meanwhile it is determined by their violative aim.
(6) In the modern civil society, the power of administrative compulsory is the most violative and the most dangerous to the human rights and the right of legal person among all the administrative power.
(7) When a liver or kidney or both are found violative (in excess of the MRL) but the skeletal muscle is negative or non-violative, then only the organs shall be condemned.
(8) The dressed carcass and all organs derived from the carcass shall be condemned if the skeletal muscle from that carcass gives a violative result.
(9) And to think these guys were mumbling about the anti-terrorist legislation as being violative of the constitution.
(10) By agreeing to these rules, you warrant that you will not post any messages that are obscene, vulgar, sexually-orientated, hateful, threatening[sentencedict.com], or otherwise violative of any laws.
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