Sentence examples for increased violations from inspiring English sources

Areas with higher rates of poor quality housing (e.g., increased violations or property tax delinquencies) had significant positive associations with higher mortality rates; neighborhoods with indicators of better quality housing (e.g., buildings rated good or excellent, rates of homeowners) had significant negative associations with higher mortality rates (Table 4).

Focused on resolving the nuclear issue, critics say Rouhani has overlooked ongoing, if not increasing, violations at home.

They issued a statement about "increasing violations of freedoms" including "assaults against journalists... carried out by extremist groups hiding behind the mask of religion".

In a communiqué issued at the end of the summit meeting, the member countries said, "We express our deep concern with the deterioration of the security and humanitarian situation in Syria and condemn the increasing violations of human rights and of international humanitarian law as a result of continued violence".

In summary, the results of our study indicate that substance and alcohol use among drivers is associated with lower restraint use, increased driving violations and driving errors, and that these violations vary by substance and substance combinations.

As use of USB memory increases, violations of privacy and company confidentiality and technical information leakage occur more often.

Thus once the black hole has completely evaporated away, the entropy of the universe will have increased — in violation of unitary evolution).

However, the P600 was not, as a late positivity was present for straightforward prosodic and syntactic violations but increased for the combined violations.

It would render moot the effectiveness of any actual training and sabotage any University efforts at increasing reporting violations of the law.

Violations dipped to 14,986 in 2007 from 16,814 in 2006, said Detective Michael Bitsko of the Nassau County Police Department, but had increased from 8,964 violations in 2003 and 9,270 in 2004.

The number increased from 15 violations in 2007 to 23 in both 2010 and 2011.