The phrase "acts of violation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to specific actions that breach laws, rules, or ethical standards.
Example: "The report highlighted several acts of violation that occurred during the investigation."
Alternatives: "violations" or "breaches of conduct".
After the criminal murder of Sergey M Kirov, mass repressions and brutal acts of violation of socialist legality began.
We must have conversations about intra-community violence and state violence simultaneously- because that's how these acts of violation happen.
They then reaffirm who we are, as through these repeated acts of violation we come to perceive each new violation as reinforcement not only of our superiority over this other we violated but as simply the way things are.
The definitions that combine the ideas of force and violation may increase the terminological confusion, because some acts of force do not result in the violation of norms, such as boxing fights, and some acts of violation do not require the use of force, such as the violation of human rights.
"In no way can the commission accept these acts of violations which are occurring and which seem to be multiplying and becoming more and more serious as each day progresses," she said.
But in the very act of violation, a reminder of its opposite is glimpsed.
It's a deliberate attempt to drain the act of violation of its verbal power.
That we're all the same, Zarqawi, Lynndie England, the rapists in Mahmudiyah, CNN, Ashley Gilbertson, the readers of the Times, yours truly — we're all accomplices in the great act of violation that is the Iraq war.
Violence may be understood as the action of force or the act of violation.
(b) The Administrator shall deny the application for a waiver from any employer against whom a final civil money penalty is outstanding under section 16 e) of the Act for violation of the child labor provisions of the Act.
(1) Amount of civil money penalty imposed under section 5.32 of the Act for violation of a final order issued under section 5.25 or 5.26 of the Act: The maximum daily amount is $2,269 for violations that occur on or after January 15 , 2018
