contravention

Kids seem to think that being bored is a contravention of their human rights.

They are also in contravention of the health and safety regulations.

But apparently he decided that even the question would be a contravention of his promise.

The amount is intended to deter contravention of the order.

Some Iraqi oil is already reaching the world market in contravention of the ban.

"I have no idea why they would delay and basically be in contravention of their own rules," he said.

This was a contravention of section 57 of the Act.

They are seen as settlers illegally brought to the island in contravention of international law.

"What they've done is in contravention of the judge's ruling," he said.

In my group, we do not advocate the contravention of existing agreements.

The circumstances which contributed to the contravention will be given due consideration.

Access in contravention of these rules will be considered a serious offence.

Let us make it much more severe than alcohol-induced contraventions.

Of course not all such investments will be in contravention of international law.

Furthermore, it is in fact in contravention of Community law.

In contravention of the companies act, she had not delivered the share transfer form to her nephew.

That was, as the grand jury notes, "in contravention of Pennsylvania law."

There are 5 classes of contraventions, each having a progressively higher maximum fine.

It issues warnings to attempt to prevent serious contraventions of the convention.

Contravention - an application alleging a breach of a court order.

The court has never ruled a legislative provision to be in contravention of Section 116.

Do not take a single step in contravention of anything contained in this book.

Wilson further found that the contravention was not saved by section 1 of the Charter.

It is illegal to import goods in contravention of that legislation.

Before the ship had finished her service life, the staircase was in contravention of modern fire regulations.