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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are violated with" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly as it suggests a misuse of the preposition "with."
Example: "The rights of individuals are violated with unjust laws."
Alternatives: "are violated by" or "are infringed upon by".
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White people never die on screen, but the bodies of others are violated with impunity by the ubiquitous probing cameras.
Chinese martial arts movies, on the other hand, are usually highly stylized, fantastic adventures in which the laws of nature (and particularly the rules of gravity) are violated with joyful abandon, and a spirit of romance and adventure reigns.
Several commentators maintain that children's rights are violated with the genital alteration of intersex children, who are born with anomalies that physicians choose to correct.
These assumptions are violated with data from GWA studies as (i) longer genes usually have more SNPs resulting in a higher probability of being sampled and (ii) overlapping genes are sampled in clusters (Holmans et al., 2009).
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The rule of law and human rights are still being violated with impunity.
Their rights are being violated with impunity by some multinational corporations.
The payment rule is virtually impossible to enforce, however, and judging from interviews, is violated with some frequency.
A bearded man crowned with a green turban, Mr. Amir walked to where his vineyards had been violated with saws.
Singh, who was violated with an iron bar during the assault and thrown from the moving bus, died two weeks later.
CNN had requested "emergency" relief from the judge, arguing that Acosta's rights were being violated with each passing hour.
In the German Navy and U-boat force this principle, according to my firm conviction, has never been violated, with the one exception of the affair Eck.
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