contravention in the PONS Dictionary

contravention Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

in contravention of
kršenje zakona
in contravention of
suprotno zakonu

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There are 5 classes of contraventions, each having a progressively higher maximum fine.
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Official control in contravention of this guarantee should not be tolerated.
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Members negotiate the rules that they agree to follow and only exceptionally would expect to be challenged for actions not in contravention of those rules.
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A contravention of the regulations renders speakers and organizers of demonstrations liable to fines of up to $10,000, or incarceration of up to six months.
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The storage of huge volumes of methyl isocyanate in a densely inhabited area, was in contravention with company policies strictly practiced in other plants.
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It urged all states, particularly those in the region, to refrain from actions in contravention to the arms embargo.
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This subsection provides, in essence, that a contravention of section 1(1) will be regarded as a competent verdict on a charge of another offence.
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The penalties for contravention of s. 85, range from a term of imprisonment not exceeding 3 months or a fine not exceeding 20,000 or both.
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Contravention of the rules of scientific authorship may lead to a charge of scientific misconduct.
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This was in contravention of child protection laws which prevent the naming of children the subject of court proceedings.
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