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Meanings of contravene in English
Portuguese
contradizer Catalan
contradir Synonyms
Examples for "conflict"
Examples for "conflict"
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Video Image South China Sea conflict: Will Australia be forced into war?
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FRANCE: What is the French position on possible military conflict with Iraq?
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Receipt-tracking systems allow users to discover patterns that help avoid future conflict.
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Cirri said the conflict was worsening an already serious situation in Yemen.
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The great conflict, therefore, brought him a certain lightening of the heart.
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However, Mr Justice Costello found that it did not infringe the Constitution.
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We must come down hard on companies that infringe on children's privacy.
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Nor do we desire the given to infringe upon the ideal field.
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Yes, Sullivan answers, student notes do infringe, but they are protected infringement.
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But all three can be used to infringe on other people's rights.
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Therefore, making it a requirement does not run afoul of the law.
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Accounting experts said the error did run afoul of basic accounting principles.
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Grand Theft Auto has constantly run afoul of Australia's strict content controls.
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ZTE has run afoul of Washington before for dealings with authoritarian governments.
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Now be keerful and not run afoul of the plaguey lye leech.
Usage of contravene in English
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Don't wear them in public; it might contravene our air of poverty.
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The Apple statement also doesn't contravene the central significance of the attacks.
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All contravene the spirit that Team Sky was set up to exemplify.
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You'll find they are worth something if you try to contravene them.
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When we cross it or seek to contravene it, we are destroyed.
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Any who refuse to be consecrated contravene and contradict that momentous decision.
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Nature is always consistent, though she feigns to contravene her own laws.
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Tanigawa said the conditions contravene basic rights guaranteed by the constitution.
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The heritage body says the plans may even contravene the council's development plan.
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Critics argue the measures contravene South Tyrols autonomy agreement with Italy.
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The EC recently warned that the fees may contravene one of its directives.
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Folau does not appear to contravene any of the eligibility criteria.
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Why, such excess of excellence would contravene fundamental laws of creation.
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Such a reading would contravene the Platonic character of archetypes in formalist theory.
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Those who contravene the ban face fines and possible prison terms.
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The only prescription is that it shall not contravene the provisions of the proclamation.
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