So if someone decides to violate the Treaty and start marauding around the Moon, who will stop them? |
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As with test publishers, the scramble to boost revenues sometimes leads test-prep companies to violate ethical standards. |
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You're allowed to do anything with it you like, so long as you don't violate one of the exclusive rights reserved to the copyright owner. |
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Punishment for women and girls who violate these laws include beatings and imprisonment. |
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Non-consensual data sharing is contrary to medical ethics and appears to violate the European Convention on Human Rights. |
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You can also sue your former employer for discrimination and other unfair practices that violate company policy. |
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Furthermore, illegal fortifications violate the DMZ virtually to the centerline. |
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Given the foregoing, we conclude that Section 5 does not violate the First Amendment. |
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As long as they don't flagrantly violate good taste, magazines should run whatever ads are proffered. |
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He voiced opposition to the monuments because they violate the interdiction against representational images. |
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Collisions of this kind would appear to violate the first law of thermodynamics, the conservation of mass and energy. |
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The charges are conspiracy to violate a safety zone and failure to adhere to the Commander's instructions. |
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If you violate the country's camera use rules, they may confiscate your equipment and we have absolutely no recourse. |
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They violate the convention against torture and other forms of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment. |
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The House bill would make it a federal misdemeanor crime, rather than merely a civil infraction, to violate immigration laws. |
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It is possible, the Court noted, for a company whose product passes the test to be guilty of inducement to violate copyrights. |
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When its rivals violate its collective interest, all clansmen act together to defend the clan's interest. |
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Faculty and higher education groups have charged that the measure, if passed, would violate the principles of academic freedom. |
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First, the religious concepts violate certain expectations from ontological categories. |
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They have argued that the amendments should not be considered, calling them new complaints that violate the one-year ban. |
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He said it would violate all of his principles as a teacher to allow me to use a note card on tests. |
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He would have to violate his principles to let me use a note card on a test. |
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It's OK, she says, to violate the elementary-school prohibition against split infinitives. |
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By taking the lives of their children, along with their own, parents violate this sacred and most fundamental right of their children. |
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Some laws are so sacred that we must willingly die rather than violate them. |
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The laws also endanger women's health, and violate privacy rights and the Equal Protection clause of the constitution. |
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The law also rules that those who violate the law shall be punished with a prison term of up to three years and a fine of up to 6 million won. |
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Domestication did not violate nature, disrupt evolution, or enslave animals, but was itself evolutionary. |
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The plantation owners, although willing to violate organisational rules in normal times, closed ranks in times of troubles. |
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A statement from the Central Committee said the Naxalites would not do anything that would violate the ceasefire. |
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Critics complain that the laws violate the human rights of foreign nationals. |
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Pentagon lawyers told Clark that he could not do so because firing unobserved artillery fire would violate the Rules of Engagement. |
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In so many words, Santorum says that the bugman is a sleaze, even if he may not have been so sloppy as to violate the law. |
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It must now see to it that neither private sector nor government bodies such as municipalities violate the law. |
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God would never have left Jesus Christ, the Savior who never sinned, to violate The Fourth Commandment by observing the wrong day of the week. |
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Does our intuition in favour of meaningful commitments violate the idea that morality concerns consequences? |
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Second, if you violate that trust, you will be called to account, no matter how powerful, no matter how wealthy. |
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He forever excommunicates and accurses every one who should dare violate that great charter of Anglo-Saxon freedom! |
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Speaking privately, authority officials acknowledged that conditions in some places are so inhumane that they probably violate international law. |
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We need to support whatever decisions our nation makes, as long as they do not directly violate the Word of God. |
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The militias pose a long-term problem for security, since they violate the state's monopoly on the use of force. |
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She also said the law does not violate constitutional free-speech protections. |
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One rereads him and finds perfect insight into what would drive his sister to violate him so mischievously, to misread him so completely. |
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I'm not advising anybody to break the law, or to violate trademarks or service marks or proprietary names or anything like that. |
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They believe these activities may violate their code of conduct and bring shame upon them. |
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Neither of these sentences conveys visual impact, and they both violate the topicalisation principle. |
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That would violate their sense of amour propre and their self-image as the valiant victims. |
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First, consider the principle that time, place, and manner restrictions such as zoning generally do not violate the First Amendment. |
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Bringing up the subject of his infidelity would violate norms of reservedness and submissiveness. |
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For these reasons, the therapeutic use of anovulants is not an act that would violate the first condition of the principle of the double effect. |
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On the other hand my books don't lend themselves to movies and they tend to violate basic laws of fiction writing. |
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Voluntarily appearing in front of a congressional committee in public does not violate separation of powers. |
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Neither the government nor Labor had any popular mandate to violate fundamental democratic rights. |
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The judge said the closings would violate existing labor contracts, and that the city's budget cutting plans would have to go to arbitration. |
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Can you now identify stories that fit or violate archetypal story patterns? |
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Currentism has to bite the bullet here, and say both are equally responsible, which looks to violate considerations of fairness. |
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Extreme cases come from martyrs who choose death rather than violate principles which are sacred to them. |
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Through mythology, one is able to violate the taboos of society without the guilt. |
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So what you really want is not freedom, you want the authority to violate the freedom of others through your local or state government. |
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Apparently a part of the new highway would violate the home of a taniwha, a water-dwelling spirit guardian. |
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The Court found that extradition to Pennsylvania in a capital case did not violate this standard. |
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These tactics not only violate democracy and majority rule, but arguably offend the Constitution as well. |
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Tomorrow, the Supreme Court decides if school vouchers violate the constitutional separation of church and state. |
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They were held not only to transcend the ordinance power as defined by the charter, but also to violate the exemption of the colonists from all taxes and impositions. |
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A district court judge in California recently held that installing a keylogging device on a personal computer connected to the Internet does not violate the Wiretap Act. |
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If the new rules violate the law, the courts will take care of that. |
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He laments the fact that the U.S. bishops have not explicitly condemned the film even though it appears to violate their own norms for presentations of the Passion of Jesus. |
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Prostitution does not in any way violate any law code or any part thereof. |
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A hard tonneau cover seemed the only way to ensure protection for items in the bed, but the length and weight of the cover would violate the one-person convertibility theme. |
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They are a treacherous people who violate oaths and covenants. |
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I still have a strong interest in any phenomena that would violate our known natural laws of physics and redefine our understanding of our universe. |
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The small bribes probably didn't violate any human right such as liberty, security, non-discrimination, minimal education and political participation. |
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Their rule of law is might makes right and that they can ignore, change or violate any rules or laws that are incompatible with their criminal activities. |
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Moreover, transforming this view into a legal ban, and imposing it on Jane Doe and other parents, would violate their Constitutional right to privacy. |
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Native American petitioners had argued that the project would seriously damage what they held sacred and therefore violate the Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment. |
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So does humanitarian intervention violate the UN Charter's acceptance of the principle of non-intervention in the domestic affairs of another sovereign state? |
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Deviance refers to behavior or characteristics that violate significant social norms and expectations and are negatively valued by large numbers of people. |
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The development company wants to build a cinema on top of its parkade, but the project will violate the district's Area Redevelopment Plan by making the building too tall. |
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At dinner in a ghetto restaurant, where Bigger is known, neither Mary nor Jan realizes the extent to which they at once condescend to Bigger and violate his sensitivities. |
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But theists do not violate the functional separation of church and state merely by explaining their own political stance in terms of their conscientious beliefs. |
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This sequence of events does not violate the law of conservation of energy because energy is returned quickly enough to create an overall equilibrium. |
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Another circumstance that may exclude unlawfulness is the consent of the aggrieved party if the damage feasant does not harm or violate public interest. |
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For many words, however, the most common misspelling seems to be to violate conservation of geminates, and write the word with no doubled consonants at all. |
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He states that geostationary satellites must violate Kepler's first law, because they must have circular orbits when the first law demands that orbits be ellipses. |
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They violate agreements and are disloyal to the treaties they have signed. |
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By considering a series of examples, I shall attempt to exhibit as clearly as possible the fundamental intuition about epistemic rationality that externalism seems to violate. |
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The Court affirmed a lower court ruling that closed primary laws requiring party membership to vote in a primary did not violate the rights of other voters. |
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If the sit-down strike is held to violate legislation governing the free movement of interstate commerce, it would then be in violation of federal law as well as state. |
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Parents who violate their marriage contracts by cuckolding their spouses should not be awarded support payments for the resulting children. |
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No further steps were taken at that stage, however, in part because of the belief of King George III that it would violate his Coronation Oath. |
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Crimes like tax evasion are specific intent crimes and require intent to violate the law as an element of the offense. |
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He refused the suggestion that he simply arrest James because this would violate his own declarations and burden his relationship with his wife. |
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Iceland turned down British offers of protection after the occupation of Denmark, because that would violate Iceland's neutrality. |
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Such migrants may violate our laws against illicit entry, but if that's all they do then they are trespassers, not criminals. |
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Conversely, members of a society may also shun or scapegoat members of the society who violate its norms. |
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Narveson claims that everyone has rights and corresponding responsibilities not to violate others' rights. |
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Solutions of Einstein's equations that violate this inequality exist, but they do not possess an event horizon. |
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Often, acts that violate ethical codes may also violate a law or regulation and can be punishable at law or by government agency remedies. |
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According to the masculinists, the shelters violate men's civil rights by only admitting women. |
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Any actions of government authorities that violate Convention rights are illegal except if mandated by an Act of Parliament. |
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If kennel owners violate these contract clauses, they stand to lose their track privileges and even their racing licenses. |
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Deeks's manuscript was apparently sent to MacMillan and Company, UK, to check that references to other works did not violate copyright. |
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But assuming that terraforming Mars would work, would doing so violate a moral obligation to leave Mars and other worlds alone? |
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Despite having done so under William, the bishop refused to now violate canon law. |
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Any claim that they violate her right to freedom in not applying heroic measures is one of the extreme points of ethical absurdity. |
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Young argued that the measure would violate the Ohio constitution, which, he said, forbids such retroactive laws. |
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But on July 1, Planning Director Philip Gatch appealed the commission's vote, saying the transfer of the houses may violate city policy. |
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Many landlords will not rent to felons, although a blanket ban on renting to felons may violate federal housing law. |
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Just the barriers to obtain a photo ID may disenfranchise enough minority voters to violate the Voting Rights Act. |
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Did he violate the boundaries of the doctor-patient relationship? |
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During the debate on the House of Lords Bill, a question arose as to whether the proposal would violate the Treaty of Union. |
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The coupling constants are in general complex, in which case the Hamiltonians violate T-invariance. |
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However, mature neurons violate the defining aspect of heritability. |
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Recalcitrants who violate the PC taboo are likely to be subjected to a media keelhauling and accused of intolerance, racism, bigotry, and insensitivity. |
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Obviously, few counselors would sit idly by while little Johnny became a bandit. To do so would be socially unethical and indeed would violate the very philosophy of teaching. |
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Supreme Court Justice Joseph Story, acting as a circuit court judge, ruled for Wonson, stating that to retry the facts of the case would violate the Seventh Amendment. |
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It includes the punishment of people who violate these laws. |
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Australia has no strong constitutional prohibition on ex post facto laws, although narrowly retroactive laws might violate the constitutional separation of powers principle. |
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Yet I must not violate the sense of our Aphorism by pretending for even a moment that this puny seizure of alphabetitis is peculiar to our own time. |
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For Sanchez, Amoret allegorizes the courtier who, rather than risk his own security and violate his self-interest, enables and collaborates with tyranny. |
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If you violate an oath, you shall atone by feeding ten poor people from the same food you offer to your own family, or clothing them, or by freeing a slave. |
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Our job is to strike down only those laws that violate the Constitution, not the laws that we simply think are unreasonable or excessive or too nannyish. |
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Butler said that shutting down internet sites based on general banned word lists could violate freedom of expression as well as people's right to get information. |
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You can emotionally support survivors by sharing that they are the victims of heteroprejudice and, regardless of whom we are, nobody has a right to violate our property or us. |
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Pseudoarchaeology is an umbrella term for all activities that falsely claim to be archaeological but in fact violate commonly accepted and scientific archaeological practices. |
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He will release his pent-up rage and fear no evil, for his genius is with him, and his daimon bids him violate all the taboos of the literary marketplace. |
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Such a discriminatory policy might violate Article 15 of the CBD, which requires nations housing GR to facilitate GR access for foreign bioprospectors. |
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Canada's judiciary plays an important role in interpreting laws and has the power to strike down Acts of Parliament that violate the constitution. |
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He regarded the intellectuals as a disturbance to the Law by employing their literature, and thought that knights violate the prohibition of the state by using armed forces. |
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As long as the employer applies discipline appropriately and even-handedly against those who violate the published rules, it is not an issue here either. |
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The basic idea is that rogue states are those that violate agreed norms of international behavior seriously enough to threaten international peace. |
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Bulgarian authorities, on the other hand, have stayed acceptive and have even stated that France has right to expell individuals who violate French legislation. |
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On the other hand, we must not violate the Free Exercise Clause by demonstrating hostility to religion through the systematic purging of everything with a religious overtone. |
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Strict abortion laws have been attacked in the courts, on the grounds that they violate a woman's fundamental right to choose whether or not to bear children. |
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Two dozen Labour MPs issued a statement on 8 August stating that forcing Nasser to denationalise the canal against Egypt's wishes would violate the UN charter. |
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Of course, such subsidies violate free trade theory, so this argument is not actually against the principle of free trade, but rather its selective implementation. |
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