Intellectual property coercion violates global obligations, and theft of course violates American laws.
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This aggressive military expansion frequently violates international norms and often violates the sovereignty of other Asian nations.
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Democrats have separately argued that Whitaker's appointment violates the department's line of succession and likely violates the Constitution.
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That not only violates international law, it violates Matthew 25, and anybody who believes in that should be ashamed of this policy.
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Obviously, the bigger fight is about this agency that constantly violates the law, constantly violates human rights, and absolutely has no accountability.
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The terrorist watch list amendment that they now propose violates the Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms, and it violates the Fifth Amendment's due process clause.
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They claim it violates procedural safeguards set out for people fighting deportation (even though those safeguards aren't explicitly provided for asylum screening interviews) and violates their due process.
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D.S. camp that violates reasonableness; not because it is an expression of intolerance (though often it flirts with Islamophobia), but because it violates the constraints on public reason.
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If Jack Phillips is forced to participate in a wedding ceremony that violates his conscience, might Theallet also be forced to participate in an inauguration ceremony that violates hers?
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U.S. officials have denied allegations that the bill violates terms of the agreement, arguing that it is necessary as a backstop so that sanctions can "snap back" in case Iran violates its obligations.
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"We cannot submit to a law that violates not only well established principles but that also violates the rights and freedoms of the candidates," said Jean-Marc Kabund, secretary-general of Tshisekedi's party.
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He also argued that it violates the Voting Rights Act.
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Fitchburg State does not tolerate behavior that violates those standards.
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Critics, however, claim that Trump's hiring violates federal nepotism laws.
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We should move on what we know violates the policy.
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"They say that Comcast routinely violates Antitrust Laws," Trump wrote.
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Amazon told Gizmodo such software violates its Terms of Service.
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Indiana argues this violates the state's deceptive consumer sales act.
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If an app or user violates these, we take action.
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My purpose was to show UK's terrorismlaw violates press freedoms.
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Ceding influence and attention violates the fundamental laws of politics.
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But some conservatives say that that violates her religious liberty.
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It violates standard international law on the status of refugees.
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Letting these drugs proliferate, the lawsuits say, violates those laws.
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First, that it violates the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA).
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The cross violates French rules on secularism, the court said.
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Never mind that applying religious tests violates the First Amendment.
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Mandatory arbitration violates New Deal labour laws, the employees say.
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Now, the FCC says that feature violates net neutrality rules.
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Apple also states that the request violates Apple's constitutional rights.
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Insisting on "your money" and "my money" violates that commitment.
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But human rights advocates say the amendment violates international standards.
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That violates "the fundamental freedoms of users," said the CNIL.
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The arrest, the ACLU argues, violates Bello's First Amendment rights.
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And it helped in a way that violates U.S. law.
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The Supreme Court is deliberating whether that violates labour rights.
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The ordinance "violates federal law," Airbnb said in a statement.
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Challengers argue that the executive order violates the the Constitution.
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We once again reject this decision that violates international law.
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They argue that the current statute violates the First Amendment.
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And Trump violates that, on average, 5.5 times a day.
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"They say that Comcast routinely violates Antitrust Laws," he wrote.
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His decision violates women's rights, immigrants' rights and human rights.
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This "secondary movement" violates EU law but has been widespread.
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Or a person who violates both masculine and feminine stereotypes!
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Contrary to belief, decertification neither violates nor cancels the agreement.
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Some content that violates Facebook rules thrives in private groups.
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It's unacceptable, and it violates the duties to the students.
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In ordinary circumstances, "ratting out" a peer violates that norm.
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That warranty language and the sticker itself violates the MMWA.
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Trump's view of the law, quite simply, violates American traditions.
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O'Connor said the rule violates the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
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Facebook violates privacy to fuel a 'devastatingly effective' ad machine.
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Becerra, and decide whether the law violates the First Amendment.
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They're implemented when a person or entity violates US law.
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The NRA says that violates the 23nd and 14th Amendments.
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Yet some critics argue that it violates patients' civil liberties.
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This sort of unequal treatment violates federal civil rights law.
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"It clearly violates Chinese law, but it's common," said Yuan.
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Microsoft is arguing that the EPCA violates the US Constitution.
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"The first thing we do when a government tells us about content that violates laws is we look at whether it violates our standards," said Monika Bickert, Facebook's vice president of global policy management.
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And far from reflecting a clear GOP electoral mandate, it violates Trump's campaign promise to avoid cutting taxes for the rich and violates Trump's campaign promise to deliver a tax cut to the middle class.
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This, according to Lemonade, violates the Computer Fraud and Abuse act.
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It violates the very standards Facebook lays out for it users.
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The administration has said the law violates the Civil Rights Act.
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This, the complaint says, violates the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act.
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First, he must determine whether a post violates the community standards.
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Sessions contends that violates the principle of coequal branches of government.
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The President's tweet on Sunday also clearly violates Twitter's own standards.
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Even as a performed stunt, Paul's video violates YouTube's community guidelines.
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The companies also say the regulation violates their First Amendment rights.
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It is fake, violates our policies and has been taken down.
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"It fundamentally violates what we could call American values," Roberts said.
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If he violates the deal, the judge could take away custody.
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" Pelosi argued it "clearly violates Congress's exclusive power of the purse.
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But this violates our moral position, so government has to intervene.
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The current Republican primary system violates all of its key findings.
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CFPB's opponents have long been screaming that this violates the Constitution.
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Today it's criminal when a platform actively violates a user's trust.
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It also likely violates criminal laws, including the federal bribery statute.
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"It violates [Facebook's] code of practice," Kincaid wrote on the site.
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Abortion is a massive injustice that violates the right to life.
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Vinson that sexual harassment violates the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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What happens when a foreign agent violates the required legal disclosures?
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After all, such cheating absolutely violates free markets and free trade.
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Then we check to see if it actually violates the law.
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" The officers noted it "violates our core values as a nation.
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Grab's app currently displays no credit, which violates OSM's license agreement.
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But the high court said that "likely violates the First Amendment."
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It's a huge social problem, and it violates the 14th amendment.
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They argue Whitaker's appointment violates the Appointments Clause of the Constitution.
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But if a platform violates their trust, they stop using it.
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The only question before us is whether it violates federal law.
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We believe this effort violates the principle of free public education.
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But it's unclear there's anything that violates a specific ethical rule.
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We remove fake accounts and content that violates our Community Standards.
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The detention violates the Fourth and Fifth amendments, the ACLU argued.
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The groups also say the decision violates the Endangered Species Act.
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If President Trump violates folkways, that is arguably just bad behavior.
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Hawaii claims the Order violates the
Constitution's protections against religious
discrimination.
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The union claims that the decision violates the union's labor contract.
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DRN pushed back, saying the law violates their First Amendment rights.
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They say it violates judicial independence and the rule of law.
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It doesn't make us safer and it violates America's core values.
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" Partisan gerrymandering violates this "cornerstone of our democratic form of government.
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We have a president who ignores facts and violates basic decency.
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It may not be illegal, but it certainly violates something sacred.
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"The context implies conduct that violates the public trust," Amash said.
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Instead of arguing that the Pledge violates the First Amendment's establishment clause, they have started arguing that it violates the Fourteenth Amendment's equal-protection clause, because it presents an occasion for nonbelieving children to be ostracized.
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The actions of the credentials committee violates the spirit of the Nevada state delegate plan, which encourages full participation in the democratic process, and it violates the spirit and values of our state and our nation.
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And in August it also pulled some InfoWars pages ("for glorifying violence, which violates our graphic violence policy, and using dehumanizing language to describe people who are transgender, Muslims and immigrants, which violates our hate speech policies").
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" Facebook said it has taken down some Jones pages "for glorifying violence, which violates our graphic violence policy, and using dehumanizing language to describe people who are transgender, Muslims and immigrants, which violates our hate speech policies.
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OkCupid told Motherboard the scraping the site violates its terms of service.
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But observers say it's an oppressive place that violates basic human rights.
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These comments, the sergeant's attorneys say, violates his right to due process.
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The plaintiffs claim that Facebook's widespread collection of face data violates BIPA.
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Targeting Muslims violates the First Amendment rule against religious establishments, he said.
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Behavior that violates those norms stands out, and is subject to reprimand.
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Allowing a married man to be a priest violates several longstanding rules.
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It certainly violates the bootstrapping spirit that crowdfunding communities were built upon.
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It also violates the franchise agreements Volvo has with dealers, they say.
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If we determine a channel violates these policies, it will be removed.
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You have to find something that actually violates the federal criminal statutes.
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The annexation of the Crimea violates international law and is not acceptable.
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" "This planned course of intimidation," they argued, "violates the Voting Rights Act.
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"The draft legislation violates that standard on many levels," the association said.
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They claim that the federal ban on marijuana violates the U.S. Constitution.
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" This is true "to a degree that violates the laws of math.
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Some Republicans argue the legislation violates religious freedom and nullifies women's rights.
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He added that "nothing that violates the implementation" of sanctions had occurred.
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Brian Block said membership in extremist or hate groups violates core values.
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That's something that's hitting a lot of people and that violates ADA.
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Because rape violates criminal law, it must be proved beyond reasonable doubt.
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The court has yet to decide whether Facebook's system violates the law.
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This triggered concerns that Free Basics violates the principles of net neutrality.
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But Meadows and Paul said that the law violates citizens' privacy rights.
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It violates the very standards Facebook lays out for it users. Yet
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They also faced scrutiny in Europe, where hosting hate speech violates laws.
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Anyone who violates the ban could face fines of up to $1,000.
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It is not clear if drafting the statement violates the department's protocols.
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To interfere with the President's (non)prosecution power violates the Unitary Executive.
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NBC News: Trump's undermining of ObamaCare violates the Constitution, new lawsuit charges.
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According to his lawyers, that violates his First Amendment freedom of expression.
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He sexually violates a young girl, Matryosha, without apparent reason or desire.
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The companies also argued that the rule violates their First Amendment rights.
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That language, Ms. Cretcher said, violates the constitutional rights of nonheterosexual women.
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That arrangement constitutes a gift and violates federal employment rules, Udall claimed.
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PENNSYLVANIA: Human trafficking, in general, violates too many international laws to count.
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Violates endorsements ban too, which has an obvious corollary for discouraging patronage.
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Conservative states, energy companies and business groups say it violates the law.
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These, too, are leaking radiological contamination that violates the Clean Water Act.
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Wearing a smartwatch violates baseball's rules regarding the use of electronic devices.
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Her memo does not make clear why such coordination violates the law.
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It stacked the Constitutional Court, which decides if legislation violates the Constitution.
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"His website says it," Mr. DeFrancisco said, "and he still violates it."
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The Greek Cypriot government says the drilling violates Cyprus's exclusive commercial area.
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Limiting controlled burns because the smoke violates air-quality standards is absurd.
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And if the special counsel violates those guidelines, he may be fired.
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The European Union has said such preferential treatment violates its antitrust laws.
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The Commission has said the logging violates the bloc's wildlife protection laws.
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" Sekulow said "the subpoena violates the U.S. Constitution and therefore is unenforceable.
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Such an effort violates his right to free speech, the lawyers said.
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If Stone violates her order again, Jackson said, he could be detained.
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"It violates future opportunities to discuss policy candidly," Reed told The Hill.
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That center driving position violates US safety rules, a McLaren spokesman said.
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The GOP bill violates another key principle of sound tax policy: simplicity.
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The idea that this would be possible violates "common sense," Verrilli said.
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If he uses his power pretextually or unreasonably, he violates the Constitution.
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He contends that barring him from school violates his First Amendment rights.
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The United States alleges a new Russian cruise missile violates the pact.
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The ACLU argues that the law violates students' constitutional due process protections.
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Some have argued that the law is unconstitutional in two ways -- it violates the First Amendment by criminalizing free speech, and violates the Fifth Amendment due process clause because the conduct covered by the law is extremely vague.
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" Facebook said they were shutting down several of Jones's pages for "glorifying violence, which violates our graphic violence policy, and using dehumanizing language to describe people who are transgender, Muslims and immigrants, which violates our hate speech policies.
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But, if in granting a self pardon the president violates the trust of the American people then arguably the president violates that trust every time a pardon is granted to anyone who has failed to faithfully follow the law.
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Privacy advocates want a court to address whether that violates the Fourth Amendment.
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Computer recognition software can detect any content that violates any laws or policies.
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This violates the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, according to the FDA.
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The notion of separating parents from their children violates a universal human bond.
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In fact, it'd be doubly wrong, since it violates Asimov's second law, too.
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The U.S. Justice Department recently said the law violates the Civil Rights Act.
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He invokes them when it suits him and violates them when it doesn't.
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The guy who systematically and habitually violates the constitution on the Supreme Court?
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Activists say it violates the constitution's guarantee of equal treatment for all citizens.
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Meanwhile, Russia has reportedly deployed a cruise missile that violates an arms treaty.
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The Massachusetts Family Institute also says the ban violates their free speech rights.
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Well, the company decided that the ad violates its policy governing sensational content.
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Behavior of this sort violates a lot of people's sense of fair play.
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The demand violates Apple's First Amendment rights against compelled speech and viewpoint discrimination.
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It will also consider whether discriminating based on "sex stereotyping" violates the law.
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They say the rule violates the First Amendment and exceeds the government's authority.
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Having sex in public violates public indecency laws in pretty much every state.
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But criticizing the ethnicity of a judge violates fundamental norms of anti-racism.
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Free Basics has been criticized as "digital colonialism" that violates net neutrality principles.
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The Justice Department says the university's "bias response policy" violates the First Amendment .
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The Zubik challengers nevertheless argue that even this requirement violates their religious liberty.
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The United States alleges that a new Russian cruise missile violates the pact.
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And in fact the path that we're on right now violates those principles.
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If the defendant violates release conditions, they are responsible for the remaining amount.
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The ACLU and other groups say the rule violates U.S. and international law.
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His lawsuit against Norway says being kept in isolation violates his human rights.
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Community leaders say this violates their right to religious self-identify as Muslim.
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This practice violates city Department of Health regulations, because the permits are nontransferable.
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However, not everyone who violates these statutes is caught or brought to justice.
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If he violates probation, he could spend up to one year in jail.
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President Trump's power grab is both unprecedented and violates the separation of powers.
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"The bill goes against separation of powers and violates the Constitution," he said.
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Moreover, the decision violates basic principles of law and of judicial decision-making.
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His Muslim ban violates our Constitution and our collective sense of human decency.
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" And, the Rhode Island Supreme Court said that such liability violates "basic fairness.
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Such an action, Buchwald ruled, constitutes viewpoint discrimination and violates the First Amendment.
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Some argue that it violates the legal rights of refugees under international law.
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Some plaintiffs say paying for any kind of contraception violates their religious beliefs.
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By HUD's own standards, Maplewood's selective enforcement of its ordinance violates federal law.
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The only question before us is whether it violates federal law [the NVRA].
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The regime that steals my money, sheds my blood, and violates my honour?
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"This barbaric policy violates our asylum laws and the constitutional rights of parents."
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Mass tracking of people's movements and contacts using smartphone location data violates this.
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It also violates sex workers' rights to freedom of association and free speech.
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The other is whether the Mammadov-Azarpassillo nexus violates US sanctions against Iran.
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The money isn't the important issue here, although his spending violates federal guidelines.
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Immigration lawyers have said this policy violates Flores, but it continues to happen.
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If he violates these terms, he will be sent back to jail. 1.
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However, Uber will now face legal ramifications if Levandowski violates this court order.
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Critics believe that violates Americans' Fourth Amendment right against unreasonable searches and seizures.
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If a company deceptively violates its own policy, the F.T.C. can step in.
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Talk to management again, and remind them that their policy violates city rules.
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We reviewed the content against our Community Standards and determined that it violates.
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Chapo's attorney argues that the vague list violates his right to due process.
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Workplace sexual harassment violates Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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FCC, holding that the TCPA's debt-collection exception violates the Free Speech Clause.
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Doing so violates the "think different" ethos associated with innovators like Steve Jobs.
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Targeting cultural sites with no military value violates international law and multiple treaties.
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Religious organizations argued the requirement is illegal because it violates their religious rights.
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That's a trifecta, a trifecta that violates the Constitution of the United States.
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"If he violates the Constitution, we'll sue," the ACLU tweeted on Wednesday night.
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This action is not only dangerous, it is illegitimate, and violates House rules.
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When an official violates his or her oath, the entire system is threatened.
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The question of what violates the clauses has never been tested in court.
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Under the 1954 Hague Convention, targeting cultural sites violates the laws of war.
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A group has sued the school, saying the ban violates the First Amendment.
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If what you're doing violates a rule or norm, you shouldn't do it.
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Mr Schiff argues that its withholding violates the Intelligence Community Whistleblower Protection Act.
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The company will remove content that violates guidelines regardless of who said it.
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Italy's constitutional court has already rejected claims that the reform violates Italy's constitution.
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The suit argues that the system violates the Constitution's First and Fifth Amendments.
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If it is not, this violates a deeply believed principle of general physics.
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Trump's frenetic activity violates long-accepted guardrails governing the commander in chief's role.
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We reviewed the content against our community standards and determined that it violates.
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Downloading modified versions violates the terms of service of almost all major apps.
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That's called "commandeering," and the Supreme Court's ruled it violates the 10th Amendment.
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Parents have since sued the city, arguing the rule violates their religious liberties.
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The issue before the court is whether applying Colorado's public accommodations law to compel the petitioner to create expression that violates his sincerely held religious beliefs about marriage violates the free speech or free exercise clauses of the First Amendment.
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Another point to consider: "Loud sex violates the prohibition against making disturbing noises," and ringing the doorbell violates the rights, comforts and convenience clause of the proprietary lease, said Marc J. Luxemburg, a partner at the law firm Gallet Dreyer & Berkey.
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"We removed the project because it violates our community guidelines," a GitHub spokesperson said.
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"As we've done before, we will remove content that violates that standard," Spotify explains.
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It is explicitly forbidden in our ads policies and it also violates our principles.
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Often such use violates the license the buyer agrees to when purchasing the track.
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But it violates principles of military professionalism when the event turns into campaign spectacle.
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Their use violates United Nations Security Council resolutions and the 1997 Chemical Weapons Convention.
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" (Mixing dairy and meat violates kosher standards.) "Ten years ago, we added a cheesesteak.
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The unanimous rulings did not foreclose future claims that partisan gerrymandering violates the constitution.
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Submitting false claims to federal payers, such as Medicare and Medicaid, violates fraud statutes.
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Any video flagged to us that violates this policy is reviewed and then removed.
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The attorneys general also purported that the rule violates the Constitution in multiple ways.
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"Affirming a son as a girl violates the Father's Christian religious beliefs," Younger wrote.
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"We would need to validate whether that specific video violates our policies," Pichai said.
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Walinsky said it violates most therapists' ethics codes to reach out to former clients.
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We remove content that violates our standards as soon as we're aware of it.
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Trump's latest directive "violates the Immigration and Nationality Act and the Constitution," they wrote.
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"Left unchecked, Toshiba would pursue a course that clearly violates these rights," he added.
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We find ourselves creeping closer to crossing a line that violates our committed relationship.
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She's not afraid to use it to threaten anyone who violates her personal space.
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In its suit, Airbnb says the law violates its users' privacy and constitutional rights.
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The key measurements could include: Infractions, tracking how often an AV violates traffic laws.
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If at any point an organization violates this agreement, its eligibility will be revoked.
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It also doesn't disclose who paid for them, which violates New Jersey election law.
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"Imposing common-carrier regulations on Internet service providers violates the First Amendment," he writes.
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Context: They say the rule violates the First Amendment and exceeds the government's authority.
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In the meantime, Facebook is encouraging people to report content that violates this policy.
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Tribal leaders say the project violates several federal laws and will harm water supplies.
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Opponents argue that the ban violates European Union rules on free movement of goods.
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That's called "commandeering," and the Supreme Court has ruled it violates the 10th Amendment.
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The contact, eBay alleges, violates the California Comprehensive Computer Data Access and Fraud Act.
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A traditional publisher is liable if it puts out a book that violates copyright.
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Some watchdog groups question whether his endorsement of his own properties violates federal law.
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Some feel that the tax violates the basic human impulse to help one's descendants.
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Gutman says that the tactic was not authorized and violates the company's voting agreement.
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The ruling found that the order likely violates a constitutional prohibition against religious discrimination.
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The opposition and most legal experts say the government's overhaul violates the Polish constitution.
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The bipartisan group of lawmakers who wrote to Trump say this violates states' rights.
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Pre-indictment delay, on the other hand, violates the constitutional rights of a defendant.
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And that to be treated unfairly as such violates some sort of a law.
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The loophole outrages civil liberties advocates, who say it violates the Fourth Amendment. Sen.
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If Infowars violates Twitter rules in the future, it will take action, it added.
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The pregnancy centers say that form of "compelled speech" violates their First Amendment rights.
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This violates standard regulatory practices followed by administrations of both political parties for decades.
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S. relations, calling them an aggression against a sovereign state which violates international law.
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She will only serve additional time if she violates the terms of her probation.
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Donald Trump violates the fundamentals of our democracy and is a threat to it.
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They say negotiating with both ISIS and Hezbollah violates UN agreements to combat terrorism.
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The company argues that the request violates driver privacy and could endanger drivers' safety.
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Serena Williams is considered too strong because she violates tennis' racial and class expectations.
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Anyone who violates the law will be held accountable and punished for the destruction.
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Unlocking a phone to use with another carrier, for example, probably violates the rules.
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Canada's carbon-pricing system violates many key principles of an efficient carbon-pricing model.
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They also claimed the asylum ban violates federal law governing immigration and agency rulemaking.
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A federal appeals court ruled that the program violates the National Voter Registration Act.
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Chris asks Stephen Miller is the President's order violates the U.S. Constitution #FNS pic.twitter.
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The complaint alleges the law violates the First Amendment and is discouraging legitimate research.
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Moscow, meanwhile, holds that a U.S. missile defense system in Europe violates the treaty.
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Those groups have long argued that the Johnson Amendment violates their First Amendment rights.
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If a dancer violates it, management usually takes care of the matter, she said.
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They contend the STCA is discriminatory and violates Canada's Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
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The lack of disclosure violates the Federal Trade Commission's Funeral Rule, the groups said.
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Ten states had argued that the policy violates federal antitrust laws by restricting trade.
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This ban violates the Constitution's bedrock requirement that the government remain neutral among religions.
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Erdan also said that he is exploring whether the move violates anti-boycott laws.
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She also violates the inmates while they sleep, and plays with their lives uncaringly.
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China, meanwhile, said this thread violates previous negotiations and consensus reached between both countries.
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But bondholders say the budget that was approved violates Puerto Rico's general debt obligations.
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The American Civil Liberties Union says it violates the separation of church and state.
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A team of YouTube employees then assesses whether the content violates the platform's standards.
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Reddit says the groups were posting personal information, which violates Reddit terms of service.
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But even those measures have their own critics who say it violates consumer rights.
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The letter says that the law violates protections against workplace discrimination based on sex.
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If someone violates this rule, that person may be suspended from using the platform.
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The second violates a law that limits individual contributions to a candidate to $2,700.
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This means driving with any amount of THC in the blood violates state law.
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For one, they say America shouldn't constrain itself when Moscow brashly violates the treaty.
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Take away that which violates the ambient privacy and what's left is not Facebook.
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This practice violates Facebook's policies but is a common tactic to artificially amplify content.
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So, only speak up if staying silent violates an essential principle of your being.
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Moral injury is this idea that you do something that violates your every intuition.
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Moral injury is this idea that you do something that violates your every intuition.
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She could even require payment of civil penalties if he violates the order again.
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If your journal records things you've been told in confidence, publishing them violates confidentiality.
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Last week, the White House joined the argument, suggesting the bill violates states' rights.
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Destroying the habitat reduces the population and thus violates the treaties, courts have ruled.
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Still, its definition of what violates its policies is a bit (perhaps intentionally) vague.
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But not everyone who gets a tip about an impending deal violates the law.
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All the workers said their employer held their passports, which also violates national law.
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Several experts believe the law violates constitutional guarantees of legal protection for private property.
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Amazon may remove products or suspend an account if the seller violates its policies.
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This discrimination violates the Constitution and makes a mockery of civil rights-era legislation.
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As well he should: DACA is bad public policy and violates core constitutional principles.
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This directly violates the federal public charge law designed to protect the U.S. treasury.
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But forcing out its own staff in this way violates World Bank employment principles.
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Jack Dorsey has pledged to "enforce" Twitter's own rules if Jones ever violates them.
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They say the state may incur a steep penalty if it violates those agreements.
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The company said Uber's current lidar design still violates one of its original patents.
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There are a few exceptions, such as when a termination violates federal discrimination laws.
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The draft urges consideration of tougher economic sanctions if Iran violates the 2015 agreement.
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"President Trump's Muslim ban violates the Constitution, as this decision strongly reaffirms," he said.
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First, Haspel has a history, one that violates the core tenets of American values.
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Five women are arguing that the practice violates the Indian Constitution's guarantee of equality.
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Such discrimination, they add, violates the First Amendment's ban on government establishment of religion.
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Account rental violates Facebook's terms of service, as does the use of deceptive ads.
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That violates people's constitutional guarantee to equal protection under the law, Nelson's lawyers argued.
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And when someone violates Part 85033, he or she needs to be held accountable.
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But if it violates the platform's terms of service, the post would be removed.
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Raters are YouTube staff who help determine if content violates the company's community guidelines.
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If Drita violates the order, she will be subject to arrest and additional charges.
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They argue that constitutes a "price control" that violates traditional GOP free-market thinking.
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It violates the spirit in which it has operated over the last 15 years.
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"And there are serious costs when the government violates the rights of its citizens."
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They added that the petro issue violates constitutional requirements that the legislature approve borrowing.
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Mr Phillips's lawyers say the justices must resolve "[w]hether applying Colorado's public accommodations law to compel Mr Phillips to create expression that violates his sincerely held religious beliefs about marriage violates the free-speech or free-exercise clauses of the First Amendment".
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Even though Infowars has previously had some of its public videos taken down by Facebook for "glorifying violence, which violates our graphic violence policy, and using dehumanizing language to describe people who are transgender, Muslims and immigrants, which violates our hate speech policies".
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"Upon review, we have taken [the pages] down for glorifying violence, which violates our graphic violence policy, and using dehumanizing language to describe people who are transgender, Muslims and immigrants, which violates our hate speech policies," the company explained in an announcement.
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Federal judge rules that the 'terrorist watchlist' database violates US citizens' rights A federal judge appointed by President George W. Bush has ruled that the "terrorist watchlist" database compiled by federal agencies violates the rights of American citizens who are on it. 4.
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Their argument: that some states imposing different, higher animal welfare standards violates the commerce clause of the US Constitution (which leaves the regulation of interstate commerce up to the federal government), or alternately violates federal laws about the production of poultry products.
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This ad violates our shocking content policy and it's no longer running as an ad.
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If it violates the settlement, Uber may face fines of up to $40,654 per violation.
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However, there are times where content is surfaced on our platform that violates our standards.
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This is, in every sense of the term, viewpoint discrimination that violates the First Amendment.
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And that violates the free speech axiom that, in public discourse, all speech is equal.
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Or was it the argument that the executive order violates federal law, like the INA?
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Ultimately, she said, it violates one crucial constitutional tenet: You cannot force people to procreate.
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Teacher John Kluge says that that violates both his religious beliefs and his constitutional rights.
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Trump's demand to dismiss with judicial procedure for immigrants violates the rule of law today.
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The business group is arguing that the measure violates federal labor laws regulating independent contractors.
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First, in imposing restrictions on entry that take immediate effect, it violates norms of fairness.
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According to the GOP lawmaker, his removal from the joint hearing also violates House rules.
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" The court rejected the challengers' argument that Ohio's system violates the "Failure-to-Vote Clause.
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The procedure violates a "common understanding" on both sides of the Taiwanese strait, Shih said.
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If the company withheld information, which violates its agreement, the company could face record fines.
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The Senate passed a similar bill amid concerns that the legislation violates the First Amendment.
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In Buddhism, the report says, suicide violates a basic tenet: to abstain from taking life.
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"This action is not only dangerous, it is illegitimate, and violates House rules," Pelosi said.
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It violates Jewish values both by objectifying human beings and disrupting "inner purity," Adlerstein said.
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Still, content that violates these rules makes its way onto users' news feeds every day.
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But whether or not the MyMe seems invasive, it violates basic norms about social interaction.
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Never mind that punishing people for what they believe in also violates the First Amendment.
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If the material violates the platform's explicit policies (nudity, sensationalistic gore), they take it down.
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Our argument is that it violates the free exercise of religion clause of the constitution.
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Mr Ellermann thinks it an aesthetic affront that violates the European ethos of invisible borders.
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Subsequently, Belgian courts have twice ruled that Facebook's use of cookies violates European privacy laws.
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Focusing on eating patterns is a way of approaching the problem that violates Occam's razor.
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Musk has said that nearly anything is possible unless it violates the laws of physics.
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They also argued that facial recognition technology violates a person's civil rights and civil liberties.
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Mashable has confirmed with the company that duplicative content only violates YouTube Partner Program policies.
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Egnyte displays a message like this when an issue is found that violates usage rules.
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The EFF contends that MDS violates a state privacy act prohibiting access to electronic data.
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No, wait, saying that violates Aristotle's law of non-contradiction, because actually, he's still dead.
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If an athlete violates a doping ban, the duration of the suspension can be doubled.
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If an employee violates them, he may be subject to administrative penalties, including being fired.
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The judge told Stone she could revisit her decision if he violates her orders again.
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Raúl Graijalva (D-Ariz.) that the proposed wall along the southern boarder violates environmental laws.
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Is this sort of evidence useful for determining whether a rule violates the First Amendment?
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The group argues Trump's executive order violates the Constitution's due process and equal protection clauses.
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For five long years, governments have denied that global mass surveillance violates of your rights.
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Continuing to charge them dues, without obtaining their affirmative consent, violates Janus on its face.
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Since the entire purpose of this charade is to benefit "donors," it violates IRS rules.
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The least nasty version still violates the health and well-being of girls each year.
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The court ruled that preventing sex offenders from accessing social media violates the First Amendment.
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Why do they close their eyes when he violates conservative standards of flag-waving patriotism?
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This payment violates campaign finance law prohibitions against donations over $85033,700 in a general election.
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Circumventing this requirement through backdoor searches violates Americans' privacy rights regardless of the government's motive.
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Philip M. Breedlove, has said violates the 1987 Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty with Washington.
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"This action is not only dangerous, it is illegitimate, and violates House rules," she wrote.
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Environmental groups will file a lawsuit arguing that the move violates the Clean Air Act.
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The group is arguing the law discriminates against student voters and violates the 26th Amendment.
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Whether Alden's strategy at Digital First violates the law is for the court to decide.
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"The Trump Budget violates the bipartisan FAST Act funding levels," DeFazio said in a statement.
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Clinton's support violates her pledge not to raise taxes on those earning less than $250,000.
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That forced payment for only public schools violates conscience rights is not a new revelation.
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Bird responded by suing the city, stating that the scooter ban violates several California laws.
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Anything that is federally illegal—including cannabis—also violates the Bank Secrecy Act, he said.
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He gleefully mocks institutions, brags about his own unpredictability, and violates existing standards of decorum.
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Backpage claimed the Senate committee's October 2015 subpoena violates CEO Carl Ferrer's First Amendment rights.
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It urged the Federal Communications Commission to investigate whether the program violates net neutrality rules.
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The vast majority of pangolin trade already violates Cites and the laws of many nations.
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This directly violates the federal public charge law designed to protect the United States Treasury.
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Critics argue the law discriminates against Muslims and violates the spirit of India's secular constitution.
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If he violates the terms of his probation, the judge said jail will be imposed.
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The Thread RE: GOOGLE Charles Duhigg wrote about whether the tech giant violates antitrust laws.
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Violates the company's terms and conditions (which themselves have to be compatible with other laws).
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The government says that advertising designed to exclude certain groups violates the Fair Housing Act.
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The United Nations has said that the American policy is discriminatory and violates international law.
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None of this violates any rule, but all of it contributes to the current crisis.
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At least one water supplier in 38 of California's 58 counties violates state water standards.
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Most lawsuits attacking the mandate assert that it violates a 1993 law protecting religious liberty.
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Many romance readers and authors think this clearly violates the requirement for a happy ending.
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Hire an architect to determine if the structure violates your access to light and air.
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I think it's within ... KS: What if he violates what is clearly in their TOS?
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When he violates such customs, Mr. Trump is at his most impulsive and self-destructive.
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It violates the personal rights of our client Cristiano Ronaldo in an exceptionally serious way.
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Platforms in Europe currently operate notice-and-takedown systems for content that violates the law.
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"It violates you as a human being and it shouldn't be done, end of story."
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This proposed regulation will do the same and violates congressional intent of the 1984 Amendments.
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The women had argued that banning female but not male toplessness violates the U.S. Constitution.
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What happened to the Kavanaugh family violates every notion of fairness, decency and due process.
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What happened to the Kavanaugh family violates every notion of fairness, decency, and due process.
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He casually violates cease-fires while feigning participation in peace negotiations with the United Nations.
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Citizenship based on religious identity violates a core principle of equality in the Indian Constitution.
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In our view, all of this violates both federal ethics laws and anti-nepotism ones.
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Gun control opponents argue the law violates Second Amendment rights and have threatened legal action.
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Paying or offering a free product to customers to leave reviews violates the company's policies.
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Mohamud contends the program violates the Constitution's Fourth Amendment prohibition on unreasonable searches and seizures.
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Apple will continue to monitor content in the app for anything that violates its policies.
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Among the questions some legislators have is whether such an expulsion violates the Haitian Constitution.
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Your tenants could argue that the noise violates the warranty of habitability, a state statute.
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Washington has been publicly accusing Moscow of developing a cruise missile which violates the treaty.
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Brian Kemp signed the ban into law in May, arguing that it violates Roe v.
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His benefitting from leasing this US property violates the domestic emoluments clause of US Const.
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If he violates any of the parole rules, he could be sent back to prison.
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This directly violates the federal public charge law design to protect the United States treasury.
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Any foreign contribution of "money or other thing of value" violates U.S. campaign finance law.
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"Upon review, we have taken it down for glorifying violence, which violates our graphic violence policy, and using dehumanizing language to describe people who are transgender, Muslims and immigrants, which violates our hate speech policies," Facebook said in a lengthy press release Monday morning.
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"[U]pon review, we have taken [the pages] down for glorifying violence, which violates our graphic violence policy, and using dehumanizing language to describe people who are transgender, Muslims and immigrants, which violates our hate speech policies," Facebook wrote in its post on the matter.
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This, according to Kavanaugh, is unconstitutional because it violates the unitary nature of the executive branch.
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According to the government, the sale of such "defeat devices" violates the federal Clean Air Act.
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"This conduct violates longstanding US law and United Nations Security Council resolutions," the Justice Department said.
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Satanists have issued a statement that the law violates their religious beliefs by legislating burial rites.
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"Russia continues to deny that its missile system is noncompliant and violates the treaty," Pompeo said.
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Lawyers for death row inmates argue that this violates constitutional protections against cruel and unusual punishment.
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DES MOINES, Iowa – A lawsuit claims Iowa&aposs new voter identification law violates the state constitution.
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It violates the due process guaranteed under American law as per the Fifth and 14th Amendments.
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As Sisney's lawyers argue, the ban violates his First Amendment rights to send and receive mail.
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They argued the case violates Griffen&aposs constitutional rights and a 2015 state religious objections law.
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Foxconn uses a large number of dispatch workers and violates workers' interests via these dispatch companies.
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Khamenei has already promised to "set fire" to the nuclear deal if the West violates it.
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That's when I saw how starkly tracking violates the lightly-coded social norms of email etiquette.
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"It violates the rhyme created by the letter G rhyming with the letter P," he said.
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The group is arguing that the law violates women's right to privacy under the Fourteenth Amendment.
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As the framers knew, impeachment uniquely violates the separation of powers upon which the Constitution rests.
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When a person violates this norm, it creates resentment, intense frustration, and great offense for many.
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The Trump administration told the Supreme Court the state provision at issue violates the federal constitution.
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DP World says the project violates the terms of its concession and is threatening to sue.
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The app, which lets users track police activity, "violates our guidelines and local laws," Apple said.
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Then a Facebook employee judges whether it violates the platform's rules and should be taken down.
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Our team investigated and determined this site violates our TOS by inciting violence or hate crimes.
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But Texas "may not exercise its authority in a manner that violates the United States Constitution".
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European lawmakers just approved new rules that requires platforms to screen for content that violates copyright.
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To be clear, the original attack live stream and this trimmed version unambiguously violates Facebook's policies.
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"Justice Thomas believes that any discrimination on the basis of race violates the Constitution," said Consovoy.
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The Court has not decided whether the birth-control mandate violates the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
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The travel ban violates not only the law but also "the founding principles of this nation".
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If true, this proposal clearly violates our intention to create an agency independent of the executive.
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The payment, in their view, violates U.S. policy and encourages Iran to nab more Americans. 3.
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And now when the Saudi government violates human rights, Uber will get bad press for it.
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The post violates his probation from an August 2017 sentence for aggravated assault with a firearm.
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"We removed the project because it violates our community guidelines," a GitHub spokesperson told The Verge.
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"Sexual assault violates the core values of our military and must never be tolerated," Rear Adm.
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But Facebook used this program for a consumer research app, which Apple says violates its rules.
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Not only does this throw us back to the stone ages, it also violates the constitution.
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Many security folks have already panned the move as unwanted behavior, arguing it violates their privacy.
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Critics say the app violates policies on both stores, such as those against bullying and harassment.
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This practice of "dual tracking"— negotiating with a homeowner while pursuing foreclosure—violates federal servicing statutes.
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Twitter's reporting feature, which allows users to flag behavior that violates their guidelines, isn't much better.
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They have argued the report violates their constitutional rights to reputation and due process of law.
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Nerds must protect the existence of nerddom, except where such protection violates the first two tenets.
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Further, the lawsuit says, the new law violates the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment.
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It also violates the covenant, as well the very contract, between recruits and the Defense Department.
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The junta has threatened to jail anyone who violates that rule for up to 10 years.
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A lawsuit alleging that Facebook photo tagging violates user privacy has cleared a crucial early hurdle.
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It had no legislative support from Congress, and it violates immigration laws already on the books.
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The ACLU and other groups say it violates U.S. and international law on several fronts, however.
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If he violates probation, the judge can throw Watson behind bars for up to a year.
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It violates the laws of nature, but we're used to that sort of thing by now.
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That violates the promise that moderates made to not "pull the rug out" from vulnerable populations.
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The company said, among other things, that the judge's order violates the company's First Amendment rights.
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On October 2001, a federal judge in D.C. ruled that the ban violates their constitutional rights.
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Hawaii and other states argue the ban violates the U.S. Constitution because it discriminates against Muslims.
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"Requesting money from other Tinder users violates our terms of service," a Tinder spokesperson told Refinery29.
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The NFIB's lawsuit says the rule goes against federal law and violates employers' free speech rights.
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If he violates it, he'd subject to immediate arrest, possible jail time and once again ... deportation.
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The second is that the unreasonable delay in charging Cosby violates due process and the Constitution.
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The European Commission is examining whether all this violates Poland's commitments to the rule of law.
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Not doing so, they argued, violates immigration laws and the 5th Amendment right to due process.
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Therefore, the company argues that EAR violates its rights to due process under the Fifth Amendment.
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Since the Kinder Egg is a chocolate egg that contains a toy, it violates the regulation.
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In recent years, the Supreme Court recognized that discrimination against LGBTQ individuals violates our constitutional principles.
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The United States holds that Russia's 9M729 violates the treaty by falling within the banned range.
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It came as part of the company's semi-annual report on content that violates its rules.
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Its operations will be guided by international law, even as Hezbollah deliberately violates those same obligations.
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It is the Justice Department's "zero tolerance" policy that violates the plain language of the INA.
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Britain First continued to post content that violates these standards, and so Facebook removed the pages.
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They now say they have determined that the merger as proposed violates the country's antitrust laws.
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Some may argue that it violates the Grover Norquist no tax pledge, and perhaps it does.
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India's telecom regulator banned Free Basics because it said it violates the principles of net neutrality.
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I believe it also violates New York City law, but I'm a little vague on that.
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In our petition, we assert that the subpoena violates the U.S. Constitution and therefore is unenforceable.
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RAMP not only violates VA's obligations to veterans, but it also betrays the trust of Congress.
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It is asymmetrical and violates the principle of reciprocity and equality key to any trade agreement.
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The majority said that forcing government workers to pay dues violates their right to free speech.
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"Anyone can report content to us if they think it violates our standards," Facebook told me.
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Forcing nonmembers to pay for a union's political activities violates the First Amendment, the court said.
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Today, in proposing his repeal and replace bill with Senator Graham, Senator Cassidy violates that oath.
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Omar has said she opposes bans on boycotting Israel because it violates Americans' right to protest.
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Cake shop operator Jack Phillips, says making wedding cakes celebrating gay marriages violates his religious beliefs.
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Democrats say that violates regulations against giving gifts to supervisors and the supervisors soliciting those gifts.
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He also called the groups' claims that the policy violates immigration laws and rulemaking procedures meritless.
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This is the kind of thing that violates social media guidelines at lots of media companies.
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If a colleague posting on his accounts also violates Facebook's terms, there could be further consequences.
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But a noise that bothers you is not necessarily one that violates the city's noise code.
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"If the government is compelling companies to speak, that violates the First Amendment," Mr. Stansel said.
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As we said publicly last year, this kind of foreign interference violates all of our values.
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Employers argue that a patient's need for weed violates the Drug Free Workplace Act of 1988.
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She warned that he could face stiffer disciplinary action if he violates the Hatch Act again.
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Planned Parenthood said the bill violates a Federal Drug Administration rule passed earlier in the week.
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Billy makes a lot of promises to David about behaving well, and then systematically violates them.
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The Supreme Court is now considering whether the redistricting of the State Assembly violates the Constitution.
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Prepublication review of the writings of current and former federal employees violates their First Amendment rights.
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The discretionary standard for evaluating immigrant intent is unjust and violates fundamental principles of human rights.
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And so, no matter how much he violates their religious tenets, they forgive him and cheer.
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Doing so technically violates the terms of my loan, but I feel obligated to help her.
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He violates a basic protocol of human communication: Be sure of it before you say it.
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WASHINGTON — How egregiously can a majority party gerrymander a political map before it violates the Constitution?
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Because that violates our contest rules, we have disqualified it and removed it from the list.
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If he violates any parts of the agreement, the state can refile the charge against him.
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The president violates bipartisan tradition by refusing to release his tax returns, thus shrouding his conflicts.
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The decision is not subject to review unless Mr. Simpson violates the terms of his release.
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That practice, known as neighbor spoofing, violates the Truth in Caller ID Act, the commission said.
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It's a move that violates the nuclear agreement Tehran signed with other world powers in 2015.
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The Japanese are right to argue that the statue violates the spirit of the 2015 agreement.
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He violates that oath just about every day and is never going to get any better.
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Anyone who violates the gangs' rules is faced with a fine, according to the AP. Rep.
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It violates your reasonable expectation of privacy and confirms, by the way, your judgment about Jill.
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These companies can still be held liable for content that violates criminal or intellectual property law.
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His Cabinet nominations — including a Labor Secretary who routinely violates labor law — are a bad start.
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The Fourth Circuit held that the ban likely violates the Establishment Clause because it denigrates Muslims.
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They also worry that research into DNA in particular violates widely followed scientific rules involving consent.
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This is why student debt is a true crisis: It violates our sense of American identity.
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The Justice Department is now suing the state, claiming the law violates the Civil Rights Act.
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Public sector proponents of RTW argue that compulsory membership violates the constitutionally protected right of association.
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To do otherwise violates the presumption of innocence, one of the cornerstone principles of our democracy.
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"This activity goes against what people expect on Facebook and it violates our policies," Gleicher said.
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YouTube said it is utilizing "technology and human resources" to remove content that violates their policies.
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If a company violates the data rights of its customers, it should be held legally responsible.
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Critics, like Gardner, say the move violates states' rights and causes uncertainty in legal marijuana industries.
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Your presidency is illegitimate insofar as outside interference in an election violates our standards and principles.
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How to explain this smash-and-grab legislative looting, which violates all principles of economic prudence?
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Its algorithm has a troubling record of surfacing and recommending content that violates its own policies.
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The bill died within weeks, but it fueled discussion about whether the practice violates people's privacy.
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His lawyers have argued that that condition violates Japan's constitution and international law on family separations.
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It could also follow Uruguay, which has essentially refused to acknowledge that legalization violates the treaties.
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For Busch, the five charges are, according to the Free Press, conspiracy to tamper with evidence, tampering with evidence, engaging in a treatment violation that violates Michigan Safe Drinking Water Act, engaging in monitoring violation that violates Michigan Safe Drinking Water Act, and misconduct in office.
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A number of groups are challenging it, saying violates the 1973 landmark Supreme Court case, Roe v.
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Anyone who violates these rules will be investigated by officials and their website will be shut down.
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The site says one of McGowan's tweets included a private phone number, which violates the Twitter rules.
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If a site violates the standards outlined above too many times, it might get a "failing" status.
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DaVita has alleged that the rule violates federal law and could cause "irreparable harm" to dialysis patients.
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Ghosn's lawyers have argued that the bail condition violates Japan's constitution and international law on family separations.
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It&aposs circular reporting, the entire beginning of this investigation violates all the norms of intelligence reporting.
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This false content will be deleted from the platform completely if it violates Facebook's code of conduct.
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A person may have attenuated expectations of privacy in public, but tracking everywhere they go violates them.
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Beijing takes issue with U.S. naval patrols in the area, claiming America's presence there violates China's sovereignty.
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"The procedure violates the First Amendment and cannot continue," Justice Samuel Alito wrote in the majority opinion.
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Facts First: It's incorrect to suggest that enforcing the Hatch Act somehow violates someone's First Amendment rights.
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When you come across behavior that violates your expectations in consumers, that's usually when you double-down.
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"Paying out Section 22014 reimbursements without an appropriation thus violates the Constitution," Collyer wrote in her decision.
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This is the first time the justices are considering whether it violates immigration law or the Constitution.
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The use of chemical castration is internationally controversial, and critics say forced chemical castration violates human rights.
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This violates the 1997 court settlement that limits how long you can keep a child in confinement.
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The YouTube CEO admitted that there will likely always be content on YouTube that violates its policies.
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At a fundamental level, this violates our basic idea of how we should pick our presidential nominees.
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Meanwhile, the school said it is investigating whether the photo violates the military's restrictions on political expression.
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What happened next, captured on video, violates federal and state rules on how to physically handle patients.
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But that Weinstein's alleged behavior also violates their contracts' promise to provide a safe place to work.
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HONG KONG LEADER CARRIE LAM SAYS THE GOVT WILL CONSIDER TRACKING DEVICES FOR ANYONE WHO VIOLATES QUARANTINE
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Avenatti argues in the lawsuit that the agreement should be declared invalid because it violates public policy.
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The group said Facebook should change how it labels and demotes content that violates its community standards.
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The company says that violates its constitutional rights of free speech and customers' protection against unreasonable searches.
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Airbnb's lawsuit claims that the ordinance violates federal communications laws and asks a judge to block it.
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"I think it's particularly egregious when somebody who was a law enforcement official violates constitutional rights," Rep.
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LePage's profile, claim the act is a form of censorship and violates the country's free speech protections.
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Overt spyware violates Google and Apple's policies; neither FlexiSpy nor HelloSpy is available in their app stores.
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Or Scientologists could demand their money never pay for psychiatric services because it violates their belief system.
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Pat McCrory and university system leaders that the state's transgender law violates the U.S. Civil Rights Act.
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Human Rights Watch said the restriction was discriminatory and violates the fundamental right to peaceful public assembly.
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DOJ is also probing whether four automakers' voluntary agreement with California on emissions standards violates antitrust law.
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Anything that rips a protected DVD or Blu-Ray or breaks an encrypted stream violates the DMCA.
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Critics have slammed Aadhaar, saying it violates privacy, enables state surveillance, and exposes citizens to identity theft.
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Paper Excellence voted against the bond sale, saying it violates a previous agreement between the two parties.
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It violates user trust (and possibly, the law), so it shouldn't get to fly under the radar.
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The LA Valiant's Ted "Silkthread" Wang, meanwhile, was fined $1,000 for account sharing, which violates Blizzard's ULA.
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The Supreme Court will ask whether dismissing employees based on their "status as transgender" violates Title VII.
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A lawyer for Zambrano denied he committed a crime and said his detention violates his parliamentary immunity.
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His lawyers say that the policy violates Title IX, a federal law banning sex discrimination in schools.
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Twitter still relies heavily on users to report content they believe violates its policies and the law.
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Photo: Egnyte Egnyte displays a message like this when an issue is found that violates usage rules.
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If he violates the terms of his sentence, he could face up to 120 days jail time.
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This conduct by FBI officials violates so many rules it&aposs difficult to list them all here.
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Inappropriate behavior that challenges our values or violates our policies is unacceptable – and will not be tolerated.
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A spokesperson for Instagram said the Blue Whale Challenge hashtag is being blocked because violates community guidelines.
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Airbnb argues that the city's requirement to disclose users' registration data also violates the Stored Communications Act.
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How do you handle the data of a scientist who violates all the norms of his field?
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Some of these subreddits are known culprits of hate speech and behavior that violates Reddit's community guidelines.
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"My job is to uphold the laws of Georgia and prosecute anyone who violates them," James said.
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The OPCW has no obligation to act when one of its members violates the convention, he said.
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"President Trump's Muslim ban violates the Constitution, as this decision strongly reaffirms," Jadwat, who argued the case.
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If we find that an account violates our Terms of Service or Community Guidelines, we disable it.
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This is a breach of that trust, a grave security risk, and it likely violates the law.
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Finally, it violates the First Amendment's Free Exercise Clause because it is based on animus toward Muslims.
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There is no exam to verify virginity, medical experts say, and the attempt violates a woman's rights.
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So you could try another approach, reminding your landlord that a beeping smoke detector violates city rules.
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Speaking of principles, this decision violates some of the very principles on which our country was founded.
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National health-care advocates are suing the administration over Arkansas's work requirements, arguing it violates federal law.
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Those demands should include Trump agreeing to: The list should be kept private, unless Trump violates it.
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Finally, the Justice Department warned North Carolina that its transgender bathroom law violates the Civil Rights Act.
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That worker also alleged that outsiders were allowed to view those early votes, which violates state law.
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Such a stance has inevitably propelled the Kremlin into conflict with other states whose sovereignty it violates.
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Opponents of Texas's 6900 law argue that it violates the court's previous decision, in Planned Parenthood v.
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A judge Thursday allowed a lawsuit claiming that Uber's technology violates consumer protection laws to go forward.
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"If the court violates the constitution, we are not going to follow the court," she told Reuters.
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The company told CNBC: Anyone can report content to us if they think it violates our standards.
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The immigration advocacy groups argue in the lawsuit that the policy violates both U.S. and international law.
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YouTube said it won't ban politicians from using its platform even if content violates the company's guidelines.
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This blatant attempt to shut down conflicting views violates core principles of freedom of speech and expression.
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The Department Justice sued North Carolina in federal court, claiming the law violates federal civil rights statutes.
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The BBC refused to play the song because it violates their editorial guidelines and commitment to impartiality.
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The Justice Department says that violates federal civil rights laws prohibiting gender discrimination in employment and education.
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They say that expanding the AWA violates the separation of powers between the federal courts and Congress.
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"Impersonating someone else on Tinder violates our terms of use," a Tinder spokesperson told VICE via email.
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Contrary to the court's ruling, this sweeping surveillance violates the constitutional safeguards intended to protect Americans' privacy.
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The group, which spent millions in support of Trump's presidential bid, said it violates Americans' constitutional rights.
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Vinson, a 1986 Supreme Court decision that said that sexual harassment violates laws prohibiting workplace sex discrimination.
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Monday, the Supreme Court said that law violates free speech, and therefore the trademark should be granted.
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When someone like Barry Freundel violates you, you aren't just robbed of your dignity and your safety.
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But the Restaurant Law Center says even having to process the payments violates employers' free-speech rights.
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Inappropriate behavior that challenges our values or violates our policies is unacceptable — and will not be tolerated.
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Inappropriate behavior that challenges our values or violates our policies is unacceptable - and will not be tolerated.
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Vitale, holding that official school prayer in public school violates the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment.
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Our sources say Glaser is prepared to outline multiple reasons why her client's firing violates his contract.
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Rather, it bears the burden of proving to the U.S. DistrictCourt that the transaction violates the law.
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Human rights groups argue that the ban on the face veil violates the rights of Danish citizens.
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If China violates the agreement, the Trump administration could move forward with additional tariffs on Chinese products.
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This trading violates the ban Facebook put in place in January on the private sale of weapons.
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"All of this violates the Constitution, the rule of law, and every past precedent," the letter said.
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What we do not allow is any action that circumvents or violates the provision regarding hair length.
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We check in with Adam Liptak, who covers the court, about whether partisan gerrymandering violates the Constitution.
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It also believes the project violates the same laws Front Range Equine Rescue argues in their suit.
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Grassley, who heads the Senate Judiciary Committee, says the policy violates federal laws meant to protect whistleblowers.
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Many companies use automated systems to manage requests that content be taken down because it violates copyright.
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An estimated 15 - 30% of globally traded timber violates either national or international laws, according to Interpol.
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The court declined to address the question of whether the order violates anyone's interests in religious liberty.
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Because student debt is not dischargeable through bankruptcy, it violates that unique sense of adventure in America.
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The Justice Department is conducting its review of the merger to determine if it violates antitrust laws.
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Presidential press manipulation, especially when it involves denying access to information, violates a corollary of free media.
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"The invasive procedure of a virginity examination violates the sanctity and purity of a female," state Sen.
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Brussels says it violates previous commitments to reduce borrowing and will not lower Italy's large public debt.
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"I cannot in good conscience obey an order that I believe violates the sacred oath I took."
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And the law violates the constitutional doctrine of separation of powers among the three branches of government.
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This violates the central democratic (or, if you prefer, republican) premises of political equality and majority rule.
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This violates the central democratic (or, if you prefer, republican) premises of political equality and majority rule.
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When the government violates a person's constitutional rights, a court cannot possibly undo the damage already done.
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He said they have a strong chance of proving the state's bathroom-access measure violates federal law.
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The plaintiffs had argued the map violates the Pennsylvania Constitution's guarantees of free expression and equal protection.
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The answer to the "take care" question depends on whether DAPA violates US law to begin with.
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Pauley addresses whether excluding churches from secular state aid programs — like refurbishing playgrounds — violates the First Amendment.
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Since then, more content from the same Pages has been reported to us — upon review, we have taken it down for glorifying violence, which violates our graphic violence policy, and using dehumanizing language to describe people who are transgender, Muslims and immigrants, which violates our hate speech policies.
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The group said that the move "violates the constitution" and called it a form of violence against women.
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The way we have been policing way too many of these neighborhoods violates every one of those standards.
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When such a man violates the trust placed in him, it can undermine a democracy like little else.
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And Sessions not only supported an unconstitutional complete ban on abortions after 20 weeks, which violates Roe v.
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And second, the executive order's meaning is unclear and it is unconstitutional, as it violates the 10th amendment.
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Iran "seriously condemns" Trump's move as it violates U.N. resolutions on the Israel-Palestinian conflict, state media reported.
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"This procedure violates the First Amendment and cannot continue," Associate Justice Samuel Alito wrote in the majority opinion.
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Instead, its argument is that creating the tool violates Apple's rights and is a burden on the company.
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It also argues the order violates the Immigration and Nationality Act by discriminating on the basis of nationality.
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"This procedure violates the First Amendment and cannot continue," Associate Justice Samuel Alito wrote in the majority opinion.
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He will not see jail time unless he violates the conditions of the plea, or is again arrested.
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But Google is hoping to find a loophole on American soil by arguing this violates the First Amendment.
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The speaker also suggested in 2017 that the House can impeach only if a president violates the law.
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Each is challenging the order on the grounds that it violates an individual's Constitutional right to religious freedom.
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But other experts say the expanded Goldwater Rule violates their "duty to warn" the public about potential danger.
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This violates a law instituted in Russia requiring all online sites to store personal data on national servers.
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He said the district&aposs transgender name policy goes against his religious beliefs and violates his constitutional rights.
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Local and national civil rights groups have criticized the use of the technology, saying it violates citizens' rights.
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Poulson argues in his letter to the Senate committee that Dragonfly violates Google's internal principles regarding artificial intelligence.
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Witness tampering violates his bail terms and could sway a judge to send him to jail pending trial.
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Zillow claims that by using photos from its site, the architectural criticism blog violates its terms of service.
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If a telemarketer violates the Do Not Call list, they can be fined up to $16,000 per violation.
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It violates the gunfighter&aposs credo, which is, don&apost pick seven fights while carrying a six-shooter.
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On Friday, Lyft sued San Francisco, arguing its new stationless bikeshare program violates the city's contract with Lyft.
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" For these reasons, Breyer concluded, "I believe it highly likely that the death penalty violates the Eighth Amendment.
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When a president's executive order crosses into the realm of policymaking or violates the law, lawsuits pop up.
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Second, the policy violates the moral principle that it is wrong to discriminate on the basis of religion.
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A 10-4 majority found that discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation violates the Civil Rights Act.
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The lawsuit specifically argues that the law violates the 43th, 15th, and 24th Amendments of the US Constitution.
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But if the party violates the rules this fall, the decree will be extended for another eight years.
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If a visitor violates the unspoken rule, "Do not touch," Yamamoto won't restore it to it's original state.
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Instead, it will be reviewed by each company to determine whether it violates the company's terms of service.
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As a result, the practice violates residents' civil rights under the Fourth and 14th Amendments of the Constitution.
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Although turning away asylum-seekers violates both US and international law, activists say CBP agents continue the practice.
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If she violates her parole, she could be sent to prison for an additional 5 1/2 years.
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Federal Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly ruled that the ban likely violates the Constitution, The New York Times reports.
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Mr He's work appears to have had the scantiest oversight and a vice-minister says it violates regulations.
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But many providers have relied until now mainly on users to flag content that violates terms of service.
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Female Genital Mutilation violates human rights, has NO health benefits and it must NEVER be performed #EndFGM pic.twitter.
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Rather, it bears the burden of proving to the U.S. District Court that the transaction violates the law.
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For months Mr Rajoy has been warning that the referendum cannot take place because it violates Spain's constitution.
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The company is also arguing it violates the First Amendment's freedom of speech and 14th Amendment's due process.
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Judge Porter warned Kodak could receive up to 55 years in prison if he further violates his probation.
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Discrediting a company without any concrete evidence misleads the public, violates rules of commerce and damages business confidence.
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He says the deal violates fiduciary duty and shareholders' agreement, and aims to prop up other Efromovich businesses.
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PepsiCo has a long history of embracing diversity and inclusion, and content like this violates our core values.
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The plaintiffs say being required to pay anything at all to the union violates their First Amendment rights.
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We also value the privacy of our patrons, and posting of credit card receipts violates our confidentiality policy.
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In a lawsuit, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) is arguing that his violates Bello's First Amendment rights.
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YouTube encourages users to report content that violates its violent or graphic content policy through its reporting tool.
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Packingham was convicted, but soon appealed, arguing that the law violates his First Amendment right to free speech.
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Today, however, Facebook relies mainly on users and activist groups to report wildlife content that violates its policies.
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Apple told Reuters last week the government app "as envisioned violates the privacy policy" of its App Store.
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Now, you may be wondering, if a tweet violates the company's policies, why leave it up at all?
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It says the admissions data violates the Trade Secrets Act and, if released, would seriously damage its image.
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The suit argued that the travel ban targets Muslims and violates constitutional rights of immigrants and their families.
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Golden claims Caban's dashcam video of the attack violates a California law prohibiting surreptitious recording of private conversations.
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An easement issued under this executive order violates the law, and we will take the Army to court.
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The Senate's bill to repeal and replace Obamacare, which was scored on Monday, violates all of these promises.
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Groubert will have to serve his full sentence only if he violates probation after his release from prison.
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Call this the parsimony theory of plausibility: the fewer laws something violates, the more credible it will seem.
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Others worry that donation violates religious beliefs, although mainstream religions strongly encourage it as an act of charity.
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However, the scheme violates the IRS definition of what constitutes a charitable donation, according to IRS Publication 526.
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This lack of focus on a compelling public purpose means that the measure also violates the First Amendment.
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The national emergency declaration by Trump to spend more than Congress authorized for border security violates those limits.
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To use the violence for those purposes, I think, violates the domestic terrorism provisions of the Patriot Act.
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The lawsuit specifically argues that the law violates the 14th, 15th, and 24th Amendments of the US Constitution.
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Humanitarian groups are scrutinizing if the stance violates human rights conventions, which Swiss officials insist they will safeguard.
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That move was widely condemned, including by ECOWAS leaders who say it violates the principle of democratic accountability.
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"If the policy violates the values of justice or disrespects the majority of Muslims, we'll fight," he said.
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Trump's lawyers filed a lawsuit in July, arguing that the New York law violates his free speech rights.
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For Trump, the temptation to consent will grow as Kim demurs and violates any agreement made in Singapore.
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It also said it invested in artificial intelligence and machine learning to find content that violates its policies.
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But there is little reason to celebrate a bipartisanship that violates party loyalty simply to minimize sexual harassment.
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When a woman violates her emotion stereotype, people tend to view her as less likable and less trustworthy.
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Ryan is a highly principled conservative faced with a nominee who repeatedly violates core principles of true conservatism.
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One big driver is the need to add more workers to take down content that violates national laws.
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"REAL ID violates the constitutional freedoms of law-abiding Americans and has no place in Montana," Tester added.
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But punishing Muslims as a whole violates the Jewish and American values of personal rather than collective accountability.
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Mayor Juan Manuel Gastelum says he's appealing the ruling, which he argues violates his right to free speech.
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The US government is suing Edward Snowden, alleging that the former NSA contractor's new book violates nondisclosure agreements.
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Language in the bill defunding Planned Parenthood for a year also violates budget rules, according to the parliamentarian.
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It's hard for America to act as the guarantor of a rules-based order that it consistently violates.
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Earthjustice argues the EPA's rule on conflicts of interest violates ethics rules and the procedure for changing them.
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The lawsuits both argue that the California law violates the First Amendment and qualifications clause in the Constitution.
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The main priorities are preventing poaching in their allotted territory and closing down the road that violates it.
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It violates the Freedom of Information Act's (FOIA) mandate that agencies post records online, including frequently requested records.
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So far the debate has largely been about whether the executive order violates the Constitution or immigration laws.
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Some former Indian enforcement officials said the practice of indirectly paying for manufacturing-related costs violates regulatory rules.
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According to this view, immunity for the president violates the fundamental principle that nobody is above the law.
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Amazon's implementation of YouTube on the Echo Show violates our terms of service, creating a broken user experience.
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Many argue that Section 2702 violates the Fourth Amendment's provision forbidding unreasonable searches and seizures without a warrant.
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Several users have uploaded screenshots of warning messages from Twitter if Twitter detects behavior that violates their rules.
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Pat McCrory on Wednesday that the law violates Civil Rights Act legislation, which forbids discrimination based on sex.
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When an individual violates PayPal's long standing Acceptable Use Policy, the company will take action as deemed appropriate.
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Pallone and Doyle have suggested that the appearance of the three commissioners at CPAC violates the Hatch Act.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu opposes the bill and Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit has said it violates international law.
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Setting up the new federation without the approval of FIFA and the Asian Football Confederation violates existing guidelines.
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He denies that the Russian deployment of what the West calls an SSC-8 missile violates the treaty.
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Some of us are concerned since all of this pretty much violates the client firm's sexual harassment policies.
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If he violates the law, his parole can be revoked and he can be thrown back in prison.
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"Blocking users from your Twitter account violates the First Amendment," the lawyers write in a letter to Trump.
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Do you think it violates the will of the state's residents, or should he follow his own conscience?
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Our approach towards responsibility involves four "Rs": We REMOVE content that violates our policy as quickly as possible.
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Anyone that violates the law will be held to account and punished for the destruction of the art.
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"We removed the project because it violates our community guidelines," a GitHub spokesperson wrote Motherboard in an email.
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The show violates the rules set out in the books, and sometimes refuses to acknowledge they even exist.
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Mr. Phillips alleges that the state's decision violates his First Amendment rights to freely exercise his religious beliefs.
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They also say it violates states' rights to provide benefits to children and immigrants experiencing short-term crises.
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"[Manufacturing cars] violates our health order and we're asking them to go to basic minimum functions," he said.
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So now it becomes something of a parlor game: Will he say something that violates the antifraud rules?
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If he violates the terms of his plea deal, he could be jailed for up to 15 days.
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If a creator's content violates the policy, the platform will remove it and send the person an email.
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Having a subordinate like Millan Hupp perform personal duties, paid or unpaid, violates civil statutes, Mr. Noble said.
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And isn't that a focus on the past that violates the dictum that campaigns are about the future?
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This violates a 303 Supreme Court ruling that Title VII bars discrimination on the basis of sex stereotypes.
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The invasive technology violates citizens' constitutional rights and is subject to an alarming level of manipulation and bias.
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Social media companies say they're improving their ability to detect and take down content that violates their policies.
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Even in its slightly revised form, the ban violates constitutional principles and undermines America's standing in the world.
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The A.C.L.U. is also challenging the ultrasound measure, on the grounds that it violates doctors' First Amendment rights.
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Uber and delivery startup Postmates are suing California, claiming that the legislation violates the US and California constitutions.
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They argue that it violates the country's Constitution, which stipulates that rents are set by the federal government.
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But forcing an employer to do that should never occur because it violates the basic principle of freedom.
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The automated system is apparently on the hunt for any offensive content that violates the platform's community guidelines.
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"What happened to the Kavanaugh family violates every notion of fairness, decency and due process," the President continued.
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Those were grandfathered in under zoning rules and officials are weighing whether the community center violates the rules.
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But Mr. Xi's pitch runs counter to longstanding accusations that China violates trade rules and intellectual property rights.
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Such discrimination, Judge Gregory wrote for the majority, violates the First Amendment's ban on government establishment of religion.
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The federal government's motion rejects the states' argument that Trump's order violates the Constitution by discriminating against Muslims.
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Mr. Orban denies charges from refugee advocates that Hungary's new policy violates international law and European Union rules.
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Hawaii claims the Order violates the prohibition against nationality-based discrimination in the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA).
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The upshot: Unless Trump explicitly violates Twitter's rules, leaving no room for interpretation, the company will do nothing.
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Becerra, they challenge California's ideological attack, arguing that forcing them to sabotage their own message violates the Constitution.
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Wojcicki said that there was a difference between content that is "distasteful" and content that violates a policy.
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Autocratic governments, in contrast, need to change our opinion about what violates norms and constitutes crime and corruption.
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According to the complaint, the AB-5 statute violates several parts of both the US and California constitutions.
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The tribe wants the court to rule the law "violates the First and Fourteenth Amendments" of the Constitution.
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Ramos said that it violates the Voting Rights Act and the 14th and 15th Amendments of the Constitution.
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However, scientists involved in the lawsuit argue the announcement was unnecessary and violates the Federal Advisory Committee Act.
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SORNA violates our nation's founding documents by singling out a specific category of offenders for unfair, unconstitutional punishment.
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Here too, we must ask what is the basis for new treaties when Moscow violates the old ones?
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"It is also further evidence of how Iran repeatedly violates" a UN arms embargo on Yemen, he said.
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And if it violates the contract, a union can discipline those members or else the company may sue.
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The companies argued that the law violates their Fourth Amendment rights to be free from search and seizures.
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Outraged Democrats argued repeatedly that the move was an abuse of power that violates rules against harassing witnesses.
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"This sudden, almost rage to get rid of monuments kind of violates our instincts as historians," he said.
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Use of a personal account for government business potentially violates a law requiring preservation of all presidential records.
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"Such unilateral and bullying trade protectionism and maximum pressure violates the consensus reached by head of China and United States, violates the principle of mutual respect and mutual benefit, and seriously damages the multilateral trade system and the normal international trade order," China's commerce ministry said in a statement on Saturday.
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Prysby has been hit with six charges, including tampering with evidence, one count of conspiracy to tamper with evidence, engaging in a treatment violation that violates Michigan Safe Drinking Water Act and engaging in monitoring violation that violates Michigan Safe Drinking Water Act, and two charges of misconduct in office.
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Soliciting foreign interference in a US election not only violates the sanctity of US elections but it violates campaign finance laws (foreign nationals cannot contribute in any way to US elections) and concepts of bribery as known to the Framers of the Constitution under Common Law and in modern criminal statutes.
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Second, the Supreme Court will not necessarily affirm the lower court's decision that extreme partisan gerrymandering violates the constitution.
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Twitter is punishing Jones for a tweet that violates its community standards but it isn't locking him out forever.
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The most likely argument: that the commission's decision violates federal laws barring agencies from crafting "arbitrary and capricious" regulations.
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Should the bill make it to the Senate, Democrats will almost certainly argue that the plan violates these rules.
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Either way, questions will remain as to whether the appointment violates the spirit of the anti-nepotism law. 6.
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The groups allege this violates both the Fair Housing Act and Facebook's own internal policies on discriminatory housing ads.
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Much ink has been spilled on Facebook's Free Basics program and how it violates the tenets of net neutrality.
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Only the physical affixing of a GPS device to a car violates the 4th Amendment according to his view.
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Trump's proposal is "not who we are as a party" and violates the Constitution, Ryan had said in December.
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Based on that decision, the Mississippi ban violates the "equal protection clause" of the constitution, according to the judge.
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After a post is reported, a Facebook reviewer examines it and decides whether it violates the company's community standards.
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The NRA, however, is asking a federal judge to stop the new age requirement, arguing it violates the Constitution.
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The Justice Department says the measure violates civil rights laws and is seeking a court order to block it.
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Parents of students who attend religious schools claim the state's different treatment of religious schools violates their religious freedom.
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Copyright owners that believe a video violates guidelines or infringes their copyright or trademark can report it to YouTube.
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The creators say YouTube's censorship — which violates the platform's own policies — has negatively impacted their viewership and their income.
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"This app violates our guidelines and local laws, and we have removed it from the App Store," it added.
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However, we continue to investigate these issues, and will take action on anything that violates our Terms of Service.
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"This test violates UNSCR 2231," he added, citing the United Nations Security Council's endorsement of the international nuclear agreement.
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Sprave tells me the group is also alleging that YouTube regularly violates the EU's General Data Protection Regulation law.
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All of it violates every procedural principle and policy promise Republicans put forth in the aftermath of Obamacare's passage.
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NIFLA sued in response to the law shortly after it's passage, arguing it violates their rights to free speech.
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The content directly violates the company's community guidelines, which state that promoting dangerous activities is prohibited on the platform.
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They argue that a provision of the Lanham Act is unconstitutional in part because it violates the First Amendment.
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"This content violates our policies and has been removed from Instagram and Facebook," an Instagram representative told The Verge.
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When hatred like this violates our community standards we act swiftly to take servers down and ban individual users.
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Free Basics is Facebook's "free internet for everyone!" program, which was banned in India because it violates net neutrality.
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They'll work to remove hate speech within 24 hours if it violates a unified definition for all EU countries.
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"It makes no sense," said Eliseo Nunez, a former opposition lawmaker, maintaining that the ticket clearly violates the Constitution.
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But that is further proof that the scheme is tantamount to authorization and violates the federal ban, he argued.
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The use of chemical weapons clearly violates international law, but history has shown us that moral restraints are tenuous.
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According to conversations between Chen and Apple reps, the app violates section 14.1 of the App Store Review Guidelines.
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But that violates Apple's guidelines and developers have been booted from the app store for far less egregious transgressions.
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The Justice Department said the measure violates civil rights laws and is seeking a court order to block it.
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The court also agreed to hear oral arguments in the fall over whether the ban violates the U.S. Constitution.
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In the video, police told Stark he was being arrested for cursing, which they said violates a local ordinance.
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The congressional map "clearly, plainly and palpably" violates the state constitution, the court decided in a 4-3 vote.
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Later, Apple confirmed it took action on account of the use of hate speech which violates its content guidelines.
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When a leader flagrantly violates those rules and norms, he effectively voids the legitimacy of his claim to power.
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Religious groups say this violates their belief -- even though they can opt out just by filling out some forms.
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" They concluded the painting violates the art competition's guidelines that no submissions depict "sensationalistic" subjects of "contemporary political controversy.
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The next time a public official, politician, or certain president violates Twitter's rules, the company says users will notice.
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They're still free to ban anyone who violates their terms of service and to censor content however they please.
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In this case, we feel the city council's action in giving Google special rights and privileges violates the law.
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Human right's groups have long argued that the detention facility is a symbol of torture and violates human rights.
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But experts and immigration advocates say the rule is illegal because it violates the asylum protocols issued by Congress.
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Having an additional passenger in the car violates Uber's rules, so Philipps and Silverstein were right to be wary.
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The plaintiffs argue the policy violates the Establishment Clause and it would likely cause "irreparable harm" without temporary relief.
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"In every case FGM violates the rights of girls and women," said UNICEF Deputy Executive Director Geeta Rao Gupta.
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An environmental group is suing the Trump administration, saying its proposed wall along the southern border violates environmental law.
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The Pharmaceutical Care Management Association, which lobbies on behalf of PBMs, argued such a proposal violates trade secrets law.
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The Delaware Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that the state's death penalty violates the Sixth Amendment and is unconstitutional.
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"The procedure violates innumerous constitutional principals, such as the privacy protection," the federal prosecutors office in Sao Paulo said.
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That has drawn criticism as an example of "zero-rating," which opponents say violates the idea of net neutrality.
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However, the judge agreed that the amendment violates the constitutional provisions set in the Indian Arts and Crafts Act.
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"When corporate activity violates the law of nations, imposing liability directly upon the corporation serves those objectives," Fisher said.
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By imposing a one-size-fits-all solution, it violates the principles of federalism that conservatives claim to cherish.
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The Trump campaign last week filed for arbitration against Manigault Newman, claiming her book violates a 2016 nondisclosure agreement.
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" Such an act suggested Ngo, "is a serious breach to the sovereignty of other countries (and) violates international laws.
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The lawsuit argues that the rule violates federal law that says Title X services and counseling be non-directive.
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Buck Clark (R) since 2004 — violates the 85033 federal law that prohibits racial discrimination in voting, Mississippi Today reported.
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In a 7-85033 ruling, the court said the state law violates the First Amendment's protection of free speech.
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The NFL Players Association has vowed to challenge the league's new policy, saying it violates the collective bargaining agreement.
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Forcing Americans to pay for the political activism and propaganda of unions violates the beliefs of many American workers.
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He did, however, dismiss a separate challenge to the law that claimed the separation of families violates asylum laws.
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Critics of the legislation say it violates the free speech rights of companies that produce alternatives to traditional meat.
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Supporters of an extension argue it's needed so sanctions can be "snapped back" if Iran violates the deal. Sens.
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The lawmakers say the work potentially violates federal rules barring government officials from soliciting gifts or services from employees.
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"I have directed my office to open an investigation into whether the city's action violates state law," he added.
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He pushed through the Dakota Access Pipeline, which violates the Native American land and threatens indigenous lives and water.
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Weingarten emphasized that the current program is in such disarray, that it violates both federal law and the Constitution.
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"What he (the President) is doing with families on the border, separating children, violates the Constitution," New York Gov.
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On occasion, he has to decline a custom cake order because it expresses an idea that violates his conscience.
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Some of the organizations argue that the current payment structure violates federal e-government laws that prohibit unnecessary fees.
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They simply ask that the government not force them to participate in providing coverage that violates their religious beliefs.
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The data scrapping violates Instagram's policies, but Instagram didn't notice for a year (until Business Insider informed the company).
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They didn't alert anyone in the building that they were doing this, and it violates our co-op's rules.
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Many Republicans have sought to curb the Johnson amendment, arguing that the provision violates religious institutions' First-Amendment rights.
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Critics say it violates the principles of net neutrality, the idea that all internet traffic should be treated equally.
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Manafort's lawsuit alleges that Rosenstein's order tapping Mueller violates the Administrative Procedure Act, which governs the government rulemaking process.
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The youth activists allege that those governments' lack of action to combat climate change violates their rights as children.
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The move comes after a California court ruled in August that Corrective Education's program violates the state's extortion laws.
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And if such a seizure violates international law, what's the rest of the world going to do about it?
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That law puts the burden on the president to enforce across-the-board cuts if Congress violates pay-go.
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Catalonia says this is a binding resolution, but Spain's highest court banned the vote, saying it violates the constitution.
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Point out that the situation violates the minimum hot-water rule and request that he make the necessary repairs.
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Large platforms usually rely on a combination of employee oversight and user reporting to identify content that violates policy.
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The administration is reportedly preparing new sanctions on Iran for the test, which U.S. officials say violates international law.
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The use of chemical weapons clearly violates international law, but history has shown us that moral restraints are tenuous.
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Spending also has increased on developing automated tools to catch propaganda and material that violates the company's posting policies.
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The order also infringes on the rights of due process and violates the Immigration and Nationality Act, Ferguson said.
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"The FAA's 2015 registration rule, which applies to model aircraft, directly violates that clear statutory prohibition," the opinion said.
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The lawsuit suggests that Fortnite, specifically the Battle Royale mode, violates PUBG's copyright, which came out six months earlier.
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"Ortega gets his way and he doesn't care if he violates the rights of others," PLC leader Rodriguez said.
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The presidential alert messaging system, according to the plaintiffs in the court filing, violates First and Fourth Amendment rights.
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Every time someone violates the rules, they have to hand over a chip to the person who caught them.
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But civil liberties advocates and city lawmakers are concerned that the recording ban violates the public's First Amendment rights.
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If an inspector finds that the state of the balcony violates city rules, the building will receive a violation.
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It also violates their right to due process and allows arbitrary police enforcement because "habitual drunkard" is not defined.
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We are comfortable making this decision, assuming that we will only be removing abusive content that violates our Rules.
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In Whole Woman's Health, the petitioners claim that Texas legislation adding restrictions to abortion facilities violates the US Constitution.
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Conservative celebrities and activists have complained about schools canceling their speaking engagements, saying it violates constitutionally-protected free speech.
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The companies also use artificial intelligence and machine learning technology to identify content that violates their terms of service.
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Zakoulov claimed that the site uses artificial intelligence and "manual pre-moderation" to filter content that violates its guidelines.
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Mr. Trump's prodigious abuse of language violates the custom according to which presidents use words to convey serious meanings.
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The moderators then employ the hundreds of rules Facebook has developed to determine if the content violates its policies.
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The Supreme Court agreed to consider whether partisan gerrymandering violates the Constitution — a case that could reshape American politics.
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Lawyers for those suing the state said prohibiting local officials from endorsing a particular viewpoint violates the First Amendment.
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Demanded to meet the whistleblower, which violates the anonymity guaranteed by whistleblowing laws and is opposed by Republican Sen.
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Ebrard tweeted that "Mexico will never accept any action that violates our national sovereignty," on Tuesday, following Trump's announcement.
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New York, Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and Vermont say that denial violates the Clean Air Act.
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His proposal likely violates existing law directing EPA to use the latest available data to inform its deliberative process.
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This alone violates federal and state laws, as it amounts to a 'taking' of these state and private lands.
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And while state lawmakers frequently amend ballot initiatives, it violates the spirit of political participation to repeal them outright.
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A county board passed a resolution Sunday saying anyone who violates evacuation or curfew orders will be fined $750.
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The lawsuit argues that the law violates the United States Constitution and unfairly singles out app-based technology platforms.
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Northern Ireland's restrictive abortion law violates human rights, the high court in Belfast ruled Thursday, according to the BBC.
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Many Indians say the law is discriminatory against the country's large Muslim minority and violates the country's secular constitution.
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Its opponents say it discriminates against India's sizeable Muslim minority of 180 million people and violates its secular constitution.
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In his ruling, Supreme Court Justice N. V. Ramana said the indefinite suspension of internet violates India's telecommunications rules.
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He repeatedly, publicly and unapologetically violates nearly all the moral precepts fundamental to every religious community in our country.
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