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violate

(vī′ĕ-lāt″) [L. violare, to injure]

To harm or injure a person, esp. to rape a female.

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The valley hasn't violated the federal particulate standard in more than 10 years, and in recent years has exceeded the stiffer state standard one or two days.

A.V. HAS CLEANEST AIR IN 7 YEARS FEWER BAD AIR DAYS, BUT VALLEY STILL VIOLATES U.S. STANDARD

This not only violated the rights of the detainees.

Grounds for impeachment

That Scopes had, in fact, violated the law was never in doubt.

1925: the 'monkey trial': John Scopes was charged with violating Tennessee law by teaching evolution in a public school. His trial transfixed the nation

Echazabal filed suit, alleging that Chevron violated the ADA by refusing to hire him and barring him from the job site because of a disability.

Supreme court cases 2002-2003 term

THE SEC HAS TAKEN ITS FIRST ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS against companies that violated regulation FD by selectively disclosing material nonpublic information about themselves to certain parties, such as investment analysts, before sharing it with the public.

Regulation FD: coping in the trenches: CFOs tell how the SEC's stricter disclosure rules have changed the way they release financial information about their companies

District Court enjoined implementation of Maine Ex holding that it violated both the supremacy clause and the commerce clause.

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against unreasonable searches and seizures shall not be violated .

The Supreme Court

Since these communications did not contain the validation notice required by statute, the landlord violated FDCPA.

Fair Debt Collections Act complicates eviction proceedings

Gilroy Daly did, however, and he ruled in Robinson that DOJ had violated the First Amendment rights of the homeowners to petition their government by lawsuit.

HUDscapades

If the exclusion principlke is violated, so is CPT.

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PALMDALE - City officials are asking a judge to scrap the Antelope Valley Hospital District's bid to acquire the site where a rival project is being built, stating that the hospital board violated the state's open-meeting law.