“violates”造句，怎麼用violates造句

If someone violates the law of nature, he is an aggressor. He is beyond reason and you can punish him.

Composed method says that each method should do one and only one thing, and this method violates that rule.

White rule in Argentina, apartheid in South African and the murder of Native Americans are some examples of how the Western world brutally violates human right.

Whoever violates state regulations and deletes, alters, or adds the data or application programs installed in or processed and transmitted by the computer systems, and causes grave consequences, is to be punished according to the preceding paragraph

A true counterfeit violates a trademark and is deliberately deceptive.

The location of his newly purchased house - about one block away - violates county law.

The dangerous driving cause troubling crime's nature is the administration violates the result to add the felon.

We are saying that it violates a perceived "natural order", which in theological terms is associated with a purpose for all things designated by God, and which must therefore be intrinsically "good".

The very mention of Saint Peter naturally violates the classical, pastoral fiction of the poem.

Changing the name and contents of the File menu violates an established, though unofficial, standard. But the benefits will far outweigh any dislocation the change might cause.

If the crocodile keeps the child, he violates his rule, as the father predicted corretctly.

Since it violates our collective sense of decency to stand by while others suffer and offer moral judgments and lessons in free-market virtues, single-payer is clearly the way to go.