Sentence examples for common violation from inspiring English sources

So what is the most common violation?

The most common violation so far is land confiscation and forced or coerced evictions.

In 2007, 13 people have been fined, most for under $1,000, for ordering Cuban cigars over the Internet, an increasingly common violation.

To help combat a more common violation at its suppliers, excessive working hours, Mr. Cook revealed that Apple every month will publish data on its Web site about the portion of its suppliers who are complying with Apple's workweek standards.

A common violation exacerbating both the risk of crashing and the potential of its severity is speeding [26].

The study focused on speeding, which was the most common violation in the sample (see Table 2).

As the U.S. Labor Department's former chief economist Heidi Shierholz has noted, 4 out of every 5 full-service restaurants the department investigated between 2009 and 2015 were violating wage and hour laws, with one of the most common violations being the failure to adequately compensate tipped workers.

What are some common violations?

The most common violations were a lack of price tags on items and incorrect pricing at the register.

The analysis compared quotes given to drivers with the 14 most common violations, and compared them with quotes given to drivers with no violations.

The most common violations included requiring non-English speakers to sign contracts in English, demanding illegal upfront payments and withholding refunds from clients who did not receive jobs.