If he violatesthe Constitution, then will come our time to act.
I say it is like the case of a child whose parents disagree, and who is obliged to adhere either to his father or his mother; and that he violates no law of God or of man in adhering to either.
The son that quarrels with the father, the person that violates the bed of his preceptor, one that neglects to produce offspring in one's wedded wife, are all sinful, O tiger among men!
Rabbi Akiva says he who marries a woman not suited to him violates five precepts:--(1.
If he violatesthese conditions the result is unhappiness, failure, disease, misery.
The International Prize Court violates the sovereignty of states just as little as it violates the principle of equality.
If a prisonerviolates a prison rule his tobacco is taken away from him for a time.
The power that assists an odious tyrant, that declares for an unjust and rebellious people, undoubtedly violates duty.
The man who violates the habits of health cannot patch his injuries or conceal the ravages of dissipation by mental hygiene.
Finally, they can make known to pupils, to parents, to principals and superintendents, to health officials and to the public, the extent to which school environment violates the precepts of school hygiene.
Many a rural school violates with impunity more laws of health than city factories are now permitted to transgress.
A man who violates morality comes back to the moral law by repentance.
But, like them, it is grotesque and extravagant, and perpetually violates even that conventional probability which is essential to the effect of works of art.
It was impossible that a man with a tithe of his sagacity and experience should not have known that a judge who suffers friends or patrons to dictate his decrees violates the plainest rules of duty.
He is always endeavouring to move, and for the sake of emotion, he not only violates probability, but even sacrifices the coherence of the piece.
It violates in a great degree the unity of place, if not also that of time, and it is animated throughout by the spirit of chivalrous love and honour.
TRUCE'-BREAK'ER, one who violates a truce or engagement.
An order of the Court of Claims attempting to reinstate a dismissed case in violation of plaintiff's right to dismiss violates the latter's right to trial by jury and may be corrected by mandamus.
The theory that a law prescribing minimum wages for women and children violates due process by impairing freedom of contract was finally discarded in 1937.
It is vain to say that a slave is incompetent, when, in certain cases, he is already accepted as witness, and visited with fiendish punishment, if he violates his oath.
Eustathius, bishop of Antioch, accuses Eusebius Pamphilius of perverting the Nicene creed; Eusebius again denies that he violates that exposition of the faith, and accuses Eustathius of introducing the opinion of Sabellius.
Whoever violates this our order shall be excommunicated, that the name of God be not blasphemed.
That if any one violates by purchase the rule of this holy constitution, we decree that he, who shall have been ordained for money, shall be deposed.
All Injustice violates law, but only the particular kinds violate equality; and therefore the unlawful : the unequal :: universal Injustice the particular i.
But this violatesthe metre, and still leaves the two other epithets unaccounted for.
Prohibition, therefore, plainly violates the rights of man, if there are any rights of man.
These Albanian spirits, like the 'good people' and the Breton dead, have their own particular paths and retreats, and whoever violates these is struck and falls ill.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "violates" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
