Examples of using Would violate in English and their translations into Russian
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It would violate the creed.
Any communication would violate.
Which would violate his parole.
I really have no idea why he would violate house arrest.
That would violate my philosophy.
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On the other hand, surrendering the weapons would violate the spirit of the armistice.
It would violate confidentiality.
Appeals and actions that would violate the applicable law.
It would violate my agreement with the Agency.
I am informed by staff that such a change would violate the Constitution.
An answer would violate the State Secrets Act.
The complainant claims that his expulsion to Algeria would violate article 3 of the Convention.
That would violate hotel privacy policy.
Any such moving object or signal would violate the principle of causality.
That would violate the GPL in its use of program Q.
Suffer not to shelter among us any who would violate, ignore, or dishonor this code.
This would violate the principle of acquired rights.
I would like to tell you, but that would violate doctor-cat confidentiality.
Not that I would violate privacy laws to check, she says, but the answer is no.
The complainant claims that his expulsion to Algeria would violate article 3 of the Convention.
Construction would violate the endangered species act.
He said that accepting the IMF's conditions the government would violate its international liabilities.
This would violate the right to privacy, martial and family life.
Even if it were not legally unconstitutional, it would violate constitutional practice.
This would violate the requirement that the law be clear and foreseeable.
She claims that her deportation to Bangladesh by the State party would violate article 7 of the Covenant.
Layer skipping" would violate the layered architecture.
However, this does not suffice to establish that the complainant's forced return would violate article 3.
However, that practice would violate one of the World Bank's procurement rules.
The presumption of bad faith which leads to the restitution of the property without any compensation would violate the constitutional right to property.
