The phrase "authority violations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing breaches of power, rules, or regulations, particularly in organizational or legal settings.
Example: "The investigation revealed several authority violations that undermined the integrity of the management team."
Alternatives: "breaches of authority" or "violations of power".
"This case started as one featuring allegations of brazen abuse of authority, violation of the law and corruption of the criminal justice system," the decision read.
Specifically, the GAO report notes that the FTC lacks broad enforcement authority for violations of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley-Act covering data privacy of financial records.
The ACLU, which has demanded an investigation of checkpoints near the U.S.-Mexico border, has accused law enforcement officials of abuse of authority and violations of the constitutional rights of local residents.
Some Sands subsidiaries have also come under investigation by Chinese authorities for violations that included using money for business purposes not reported to the authorities, resulting in fines of over a million dollars.
LONDON – John W. Peace, chairman of the British bank Standard Chartered, on Thursday retracted statements about the bank's recent settlement with American authorities over violations of sanctions laws.
NEW YORK TIMES Standard Chartered Chairman Retracts Comments on Sanctions Settlement With U.S. | John W. Peace, chairman of the British bank Standard Chartered, on Thursday retracted statements about the bank's recent settlement with American authorities over violations of sanctions laws, saying his earlier comments were "wrong".
The rule now announced allows Ohio to exercise an authority in violation of the constitution, and thereby strips, not only the citizens of the other states, but those states themselves, of all redress, by depriving them of the safeguards which it was the avowed purpose of the constitution to secure.
Asked in the 20-page questionnaire whether he had ever been "investigated, arrested, charged or held by any federal, state or other law enforcement authority for violation of any federal, state, county or municipal law, regulation, or ordinance," Mr. Edelman answered no.
Some $60 million in direct aid, two-thirds of it from Europe, was frozen by donor countries in December, in response to what they saw as the Palestinian Authority's violation of a pledge of fiscal responsibility when it raised salaries by nearly 50percentt last summer.
Meanwhile, the French regard the ortolan bunting as a delicacy, with local authorities ignoring violations of a Europe-wide hunting ban.
