The phrase "act that violates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal, ethical, or moral contexts to describe an action that goes against rules, laws, or standards.
Example: "The committee found that the act that violates the code of conduct warranted disciplinary action."
Alternatives: "action that breaches" or "deed that contravenes".
Indeed, even the AK's fiercest critics are hard-pressed to point to a single act that violates secularism.
In the case where the act that violates the moral norm is seen as having been intentional, there is a tendency to focus not merely on compensation, but also on punishment.
Juvenile delinquents are minors, usually defined as being between the ages of 10 and 18, who have committed some act that violates the law.
[The border adjustment tax] will be seen by other countries and the World Trade Organization as a protectionist act that violates U.S. treaty obligations.
Writing in the Financial Times on Jan . 8 he predicted that the change in tax structure "will be seen by other countries and the World Trade Organization as a protectionist act that violates U.S. treaty obligations.
"It's deeply troubling when those sworn to protect our kids are accused of an act that violates every tenet of the oath they pledged to uphold," Joseph Macias, special agent in charge of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's Homeland Security Initiative in Los Angeles, said in a statement.
In July 1999, a jury found that Microsoft committed a deceptive act that violated the Connecticut Unfair Trade Practices Act, but rejected the rest of Bristol's case.
The prosecutor told jurors that in June 2000, Ms. Stewart gave news organizations a letter from Mr. Abdel Rahman discussing the cease-fire, an act that violated the prison restrictions.
Barack Obama said Tuesday's test was a highly provocative act that violated security council resolutions and posed a threat to US and international security.
Barack Obama said the test was a highly provocative act that violated security council resolutions and posed a threat to US and international security.
But the Russian Orthodox Church condemned the decision as "an unfriendly act" that violated canonical principles and ignored the requirements of ecclesiastical diplomacy.
