contravening (Meaning)

contravening

to oppose in argument, to go or act contrary to

The student's behavior contravened the school's conduct code, resulting in a suspension.
The construction company's actions contravened safety regulations, putting workers at risk.
The politician's statements contravened ethical guidelines, raising concerns about integrity.
The company's advertising campaign contravened antitrust laws, leading to a hefty fine.
The employee's email contravened privacy regulations, prompting an investigation.
The new regulations contravened industry standards, creating confusion and disruption.
The driver's speed contravened traffic laws, potentially endangering others.
The contract's terms contravened the statute of limitations, invalidating the agreement.
The researcher's methods contravened ethical protocols, casting doubt on the study's findings.
The government's policies contravened international treaties, sparking diplomatic tensions.

to oppose in argument, to go or act contrary to

breaking,violating, transgressing, ignoring, offending, disobeying,breaching, fracturing, flouting, dismissing

following, conforming (to), obeying, complying (with), observing, regarding, marking, hearing, submitting (to), yielding (to)

The student's behavior contravened the school's conduct code, resulting in a suspension.

The construction company's actions contravened safety regulations, putting workers at risk.

The politician's statements contravened ethical guidelines, raising concerns about integrity.

The company's advertising campaign contravened antitrust laws, leading to a hefty fine.