Contravene

Sanctions have long been a tool of US foreign policy, aimed at exerting economic pressure on countries that contravene international norms or threaten US interests.

Stock Parking Image According to the highway code the following can contravene the code and get you a fine.

The Manpower Ministry told CNA after Sriani’s sentencing that work pass holders, including migrant domestic workers, who contravene Singapore’s laws will have their work passes revoked and barred from working in Singapore.

Shikwambi further stated that the amended penalties should be a clear warning to would-be offenders that they would be dealt with by the full wrath of the law if they dare contravene the above said wildlife laws.

The measure could not be put into place because it would contravene the European Convention on Human Rights.

This of course would contravene the Disaster Management Act.

Kola Balogun, Chairman, MOMAS Electricity Meter Manufacturing Company, has urged the Federal Government to sanction Meter Assets Providers that contravene the Power Sector Local Content Act.

That case found that banning guests of a tenant would contravene Section 23 (1) of the Ontario Conveyancing and Law of Property Act, which entitles a tenant to "quiet enjoyment" of their space.

The deal will also not contravene Fifa’s transfer ban on Chelsea, which runs until the end of January 2020.

These practices are unjust and discriminatory, and contravene the principle of universality upon which the UN was founded.

The UK does not recognise Israel’s permanent presence in the Golan Heights, which was seized from Syria in the 1967 war, and so providing aid to the Israeli army in this or other occupied territories would be likely to contravene UK policy.

Although there were checks and balances for traditional rulers especially in cases of extreme tyranny or corruption of the values of the people, it was sacrilegious to contravene their instructions.

In as much as we respect freedom to believe in different things, these beliefs should never contravene the laws since the physical being will definitely face the music.

The PM has declared himself a devotee of freedom of religion, and this can be a good thing, as long as he applies it to all religious beliefs and not as an artifice to contravene the freedom of religion of others.

We cannot cherry-pick which forms of discrimination contravene such "rights".

In addition to the NPC, the provincial people's congresses possesses legislative power and can pass laws so long as they do not contravene the Constitution or higher legislation or administrative regulations.

It's ultimately very strange to find this sort of writing so prominently sponsored by supposedly rational and scientifically minded John W. Campbell, when it seems to contravene everything the Golden Age stood for.