Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Would violate in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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I have to say that any such purely production-related aid would violate all the WTO rules.
The judge said that the state would violate its own privacy laws if it complied.
Is this some kind of test? See if I would violate client confidentiality?
Citi is required to report any request to take action, or any attempt to reach agreement on such action, that would violate these prohibitions.
See if I would violate client confidentiality? Is this some kind of test?
related to work for Munters that would violate anti-bribery laws;
Further, even if some research would violate contextual-relative informational norms that does not automatically mean that the research should not happen.
One reason for this is that the directive would violate the subsidiarity principle and would substantially limit national competence in the area of Austria's road traffic regulations.
There is no doubt that doing no wrong, but would violate,"Law of the Bishop." And that he does not allow it to anyone.
Conventions on quarantine in the book of space laws. This would violate NASA's planetary protection.
This would violate NASA's planetary protection conventions on quarantine in the book of space laws.
Would violate our history of total peace. Wrongful use of that power,
A man who would violate a woman under his own command… What?… doesn't deserve a son.
Like the monkey… except he was curious about whether the man in the yellow hat… would violate him with a banana.
In addition, amendments 4-5 have not been accepted since they would violate the Commission's right of initiative.
Further, even if some research would violate contextual-relative informational norms that does not automatically mean that the research should not happen.
on any list where the provision of product to you would violate applicable law.
because the presiding judge agreed with the U.S. government's claim that their public mention would violate the Classified Information Procedures Act.
use in any country where such distribution or use would violate local law