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Why has SAS been able to get away with a compensation system that seems to violate industry conventions?

Some people have complained that there are too many precepts and that it is too easy to violate them.

If I were going to violate the law, then I ought to get something out of it.

They were not to get away with it if they continued to violate the law.

I would BE very careful not to violate the rules, if I were you.

The surest way for a man to lose the respect of others (as well as his self-respect) is to violate his own values.

The bank would probably have to violate its own charter and effectively print money through big purchases of Spanish and Italian bonds.

Or does it suggest that the judiciary is politicised, ready to violate the presumption of innocence and tear up the writ of habeas corpus?

If any agencies were to violate the law again, they could be liable for up to three years in prison.

So when an experiment seems to violate the law of energy conservation, we are rightfully suspicious.

The Venerable Acharn: I always control my mind so as not to violate any of the Buddha's prohibitions, be they the 227 or any other.

But under situation then, Zhu very carried on the tactic to violate a regulation, was also has no recourse.

the manager of this approach is quite embarrassing, and people do not say offensive, but also the right to violate the reputation of others.

Many apps tested by the Journal appeared to violate that rule, by sending a user's location to ad networks, without informing users.

Like, favor, I ain't intentional to violate openly your army's luster, the Royal marine ambition fight shoulder to shoulder with you.

Mr Terry's sin was to violate one of the basic commandments of celebrity: thou shalt not screw the messenger.

"Before we only had government policy, which local governments could challenge, but a law would be harder to violate. "

Israel and the U. S. have urged the flotilla not to violate the Gaza blockade, warning that the mission is dangerous and provocative.

Be prepared for drivers to violate traffic laws even to the extent of going in reverse on highways to back up to am issued exit.

The transfer appeared to violate even the "modified protocol" for investigations.

They just do not want you to violate any laws--particularly laws of mathematics.

A prohibited all plant personnel to carry kindling to depots around and within the terminal to violate compasses operation.

The existence of white holes is hypothetical, as they appear to violate the second law of thermodynamics.

And this, in turn, appears to violate one of the most sacred canons of the classical theory of modernisation.

No unit or individual may, in violation of these regulations, use the Internet to violate the freedom and privacy of network users.

I would like it to be original enough not to violate copyright restrictions.

That woman also accused of Assange of molesting her in a way "designed to violate her sexual integrity" several days later.

The 2 condemnatory strength that should increase pair of enterprises to violate compasses act.

I don't want to violate Mr. Lunsford's confidence, but I can tell you he is brokenhearted, as any loving parent would be.

Such phrases will likewise enable students not to violate certain lexical restrictions, nor produce as many incongruities of register.

If it is really use the crime which my blood repays me to violate!

This seems to violate the very laws of physics.

To punish those who knowingly and willfully attempt to violate civil tax laws.

That you were dedicated to violate the rights of Cubans?

A lot of menace are become to violate user volition change to link a few specific websites by the design is beguiling webpage even.

Executive Orders may also be challenged in court if they are perceived to violate the Constitution or conflict with existing law.

But the wider effect was to violate a central principle of democracy-promotion: "first, do no harm" .

9 * * * company has the right to violate the above provisions of the operating personnel, education, punishment on.

It has the potential to violate the independence of the tests and introduce unexpected coupling.

The general requirements of validity of contract are involved in how to violate, rather than how to coincide.

If you attempt to violate this rule, the validation text You must supply a value for this field appears.

Iran's armed forces will forcefully respond to any attempts to violate the Islamic Republic of Iran's airspace.

We believe that efforts to curb the content of speech rarely succeed and often become an excuse to violate freedom of expression.

Each man has his own right proper to him and he is forbidden to violate the rights of others.

Signs are that as more Chinese grow rich enough to violate the one-child rule, more of them will.

can they be allowed to violate rules and regulations at will.

A version was eventually agreed that would require the government not to violate trade agreements when implementing the law.

"To violate the law requires that the interception was intentional, " said Hofmann.

In order not to violate the mother lives, Liu Naou deliberately wronged themselves, something the mother can be described as Shiko.

"If you continue to violate the very guidelines that are in place, 50 percent of the disputed amounts will be deducted, " says Mr.

However, the features of technical investigation measure mentioned above are tend to violate human rights.

This kind of situation only then has possibility Zha Dao the pilot to violate regulations the information, has the possibility.

may not violate or encourage others to violate any applicable law, statute, ordinance or regulation.

That seemed to violate Einstein's theory of special relativity.

Role-playing " does not grant license to violate these rules. "

which equal law must protect, and to violate would be oppression.

In recent years there is an increasing tendency for this group to violate laws and regulations.

This technique also requires the team to violate Rational's UNC name recommendation for projects.

And there are countless laws and ordinances designed to give police officers probable cause to violate our freedoms.

"The enforcement of the summons would require UBS to violate Swiss law, " it said.

To think during sex is to violate a fundamental law of intercourse . But did I have a choice?

In these and many other respects, spotted hyenas appear to violate many of the accepted "rules" of mammalian biology.

I must point out that it's ridiculous to violate Chinese people's fundamental cultural rights under the pretext of human rights.

I wouldn't want you to vIolate your artIstIc conscIence.

"To violate, " here, means to go against something, to break a law or break a rule or break a principle, to go against our beliefs.

You don't even have to share the documents to violate the Espionage Act.

The auction war plunders the cultural relic to violate the moral conscience!

But it doesn't necessarily follow that we have to violate privacy.

You don't want to violate your contract and end up jobless while you hunt for a new position.

But the truth is that ubiquitous cameras only serve to violate the social contract that makes cities work.

It has the possibility to violate the minor to educate the power.

Sure, today's technology make it easier than ever to violate privacy.

The most common type of misuse occurs when the patent holder uses the patent to violate the antitrust laws.

Now, the flood in the river walk in quietly, and not to violate flood crops.

The law forces Davis either to violate the rules of his faith or go to jail for violating the drug law.

It was cleared up that I had done nothing wrong to violate the school board.

Have a Zany Person: No matter what genre you choose to violate, every screenplay benefits from having a kooky character.

They didn't have to violate their religious percepts - after all, I was the one who would go to hell if blood products were administered!

Jack is careful not to violate the dress code.

violating or tending to violate or offend against.

These test results appear to violate the laws of physics.

To violate the Holiness of; profane or desecrate.

These findings appear to violate the laws of physics.

Even if under the threat, I will not utilize my medicine industry knowledge to violate the humanity.

You if use to violate to imprison me or hurt, Moncler Veste Femme, that photograph meeting right away to disclose.

Now, new research concludes that one key to comedy is for a situation to violate a moral standard, but in a gentle way.

The sociologist holds that reproductive technologies such as cloning are prone to violate human dignity.

About the mold spends we can draft a contract, guarantees the rights of both side not to violate.

Is it ever appropriate for a reporter to violate an individual's privacy?

A me-too drug that is believed to violate a firm's patent is either based on the same molecule or not.

To violate the sacredness of; profane.

According to such provisions, is it possible to violate the general principle of res judicate?

To violate the chastity of.

There is a harsh, competitive environment that is leading editors and journalists to violate codes of ethics.

But because of its temptation, hidden, it is easy to violate the legal right of the civics , so we should rule it effectively.

Have you ever violated, or engaged in a conspiracy to violate, any law relating to controlled substances?

In so doing, the abuse that was left behind became global thought-form, and humans en mass began to violate one another global wide;

Do not keep clear of to violate advertising phonily to refuse, will give administration is punished, till shut a website;

One who coerces or induces another person, or instigates a person under the age of eighteen to violate the Security Administration;

The new firms owe their very existence or growth to the fact that they are willing to violate the law;

Use of mercenaries as a means to violate human rights and to impede the exercise of the right of peoples to self -determination ;

But they say the technology can be used to violate civil rights

I will not use my medical knowledge to violate human rights and civil liberties, even under threat

Generally the real diagnosis is much hot, but has lung hot Tong Sheng, anger to violate division the lung;

to break one's promise, to violate one's

North Korea wants to violate this intention

act contrary to; violate; break

and to violate the sacred title which every member of the society has to its protection,