Sentence examples for rampant violation from inspiring English sources
Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, the country has been plagued by such disasters, often caused by rampant violation of safety codes, aging building and electrical systems, and poor firefighting equipment.
This is the very same country recently criticized by the Obama administration for its rampant violation of human rights, including the occasional murder of dissidents and the wholesale jailing of many others.
While the focus on fast food workers' paltry wages is well deserved, there's another issue that demands attention: the rampant violation of labor laws by fast food giants.
Authorities say the church is just one of many illegal structures ensnared in their "Rectify Three, Demolish One" campaign intended to halt rampant violation of building regulations; signs in Wenzhou tout the campaign as a move to "make space for development". Many local Christians, though, think the campaign aims to crack down on the churches that have proliferated in Wenzhou since the 1980s.
This has resulted in rampant violations of the rights of African-Americans and Hispanics.
The secretary attacked what he called "rampant" violations of intellectual property rights and an "unacceptable" level of theft of technology.
Not in bombs and bans!" But what does it say about a country that it would rejoice at attracting global attention for rampant violations of women's rights?
Yet because of frustration there are still rampant violations of packing preferences and charge neutrality in the ground state, and the approach toward it bears a close analogy to glass relaxations.
Many sub-Saharan Africans also struggle daily with the consequences of poor governance, stagnating economies and dehumanising poverty, and rampant violations of human rights.
The rampant violations at Sturdy Products, including excessive overtime, arbitrary wages, unfair punitive fines, child labour and negligence of occupational health, prove that the pledges are empty statements.
In the New York Times, a Pakistani journalist wrote: "What does it say about a country that it would rejoice at attracting global attention for rampant violations of women's rights?
