Sentence examples for chronic violation from inspiring English sources
Such chronic violation could have profound implications for the fiscal rules that govern Europe's monetary union.
That license can be revoked for chronic violation of traffic rules, which is certainly the case here.
This grand game of "After you, Alphonse," is being driven by simple financial logic: France and Germany are both in chronic violation of the European Union's limits on budget deficits.
A chronic violation of the rules by Germany -- which has Europe's biggest economy and insisted its neighbors cap their deficits as a precondition of adopting a single European currency -- could effectively vitiate the agreement, known as the Stability and Growth Pact.
"While the report has some good recommendations, it fails to deal with the most pressing issue for minicab drivers — the chronic violation of minimum wage laws by private hire companies such as Uber," he said.
The International Olympic Committee has suspended the Indian Olympic Association for chronic violations of their charter, creating one of the most embarrassing episodes in Indian sports history.
They view the settlements as toothless, effectively nothing more slaps on the wrist that lead to chronic violations of the securities laws.
"The International Olympic Committee on Tuesday suspended the Indian Olympic Association for chronic violations of the international Olympic Charter, creating one of the most embarrassing episodes in Indian sports history," Gardiner Harris and Hari Kumar wrote in The New York Times.
Such chronic violations are reported more often than they are properly prosecuted.
According to a 2008 EPA report, the watch list reflects "recidivist and chronically noncomplying facilities whose violations have not been formally addressed by either the state or EPA .A 2009 report by the EPA's inspector general put it similarly: The list tracks "facilities with serious or chronic violations of environmental laws but with no formal enforcement response".
In its latest crackdown on bad landlords, the city's Department of Buildings announced a push to sharply increase fines for chronic elevator violations and to shame the worst offenders into bringing their elevators into compliance.
