"cases of violations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to instances or examples of someone breaking a rule or law, or to mean the legal action taken in response to such violations. For example: "The judge ordered a maximum sentence for the most severe cases of violations."
Haraszti, a leading light of Hungary's democracy movement during the 1970s, cited "numerous cases" of violations of basic rights since the presidential election.
The nefarious plotters engaged in "exposing cases of violations of human rights," training reporters in "gathering information," and "presenting full information on the 2009 electoral candidates".
Despite multiple, well-documented cases of violations of the laws of war by the Gulf coalition in Yemen, UK ministers have consistently refused to acknowledge this".
Jordan's Center for Defending Freedom of Journalists says there were 16 cases of violations against media freedoms and journalists' rights between May and August.
"It shifts – one day everything is alright and the next, there are cases of violations, threats by politicians to bring up an anti-gay law and negative media coverage".
826, authorized inclusion as part of the tax a 25percentt penalty in cases of violations or attempted violations of section 6851 of this title, prior to repeal by Pub.
"The more senior the cadre, the more famous the person, the more rigorously cases of violation of discipline and law must be investigated and handled," he said.
It is due to replace the outdated patchwork of national rules that have only allowed for small fines in cases of violation.
It is set to replace the outdated patchwork of national rules that have only allowed for small fines in cases of violation.
If and when we make European privacy regulations binding for US firms operating on our territory, and impose serious penalties (similar to treble damages) in cases of violation, only then will we have a chance of defending our European rights.
