| The foreigner who transgresses the laws of the world becomes a refugee or an illegal immigrant. |
| A second set of human rights issues flows from the premise that Part III ought not to permit or, worse yet, require, conduct that transgresses the CHR Act or the principles it embodies. |
| Surely, this makes a mockery of transparency and transgresses the principle that the names of all those who are paid from public funds should be published. |
| States have a common interest in working together to prevent and respond to criminal conduct that transgresses and transcends those boundaries. |
| The SC held that the expulsion of the students transgresses their constitutional rights to religious freedom. |
| She forged an image of woman who transgresses every limit of period and culture, free, strong and timeless. |
