Sentences with phrase «such transgressions»
The phrase "such transgressions" refers to actions or behaviors that go against rules, laws, or moral codes. Full definition
The recent non-indictments of the officers who killed Eric Garner and Michael Brown, considered among the deaths of countless other black and brown men and women at the hands of police and extrajudicial incidents, calls for urgent and purposeful action to demand that such transgressions do not remain a permanent fixture within our nation.
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«The idea of respect for elders might be alien to Kanu and his ilk, but it is a fundamental part of the Yoruba culture and tradition and we can not afford to overlook such transgressions.
Under normal times the party's severest punishment to my knowledge for such transgression could go as high as deselection.
Wronged men rarely let such transgression pass without satisfaction, but at the beckoning of his wife (Delphine Chuillot), he lets her seek favor with the princess.
Firms may be reluctant to bite the bullet, but they ignore such transgressions at their peril.
In Haneke's film, the main perpetrator of such transgressions is Walter (Benoît Magimel), a pianist whose initial infatuation with his piano teacher, Erika (Huppert), turns to disgust, aggression, and rape once he discovers her predilection for S&M.
The recent non-indictments of the officers who killed Eric Garner and Michael Brown, considered among the deaths of countless other black and brown men and women at the hands of police and extrajudicial incidents, calls for urgent and purposeful action to demand that such transgressions do not...
Such transgressions have occurred more than once in the history of religion and Christianity.
We should lament the abuse of press freedom by the BBC while being relieved that such transgressions are not met with an FSB «hit».
In the past, a bear guilty of such transgression might have been shot.
Should I keep a log of such transgressions?