The word 'transgressors' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in formal or professional writing, but may also be seen in more literary or poetic works. Example: "The transgressors of the law were swiftly apprehended and brought to justice."
Don't rely on the law: We're sceptical that laws and regulations will ever provide a framework on which NGOs can rely for their security for a number of reasons: governments are frequently the most active transgressors of NGOs' digital security; laws in this area are poorly enforced and/or impractical to enforce and finally legislation inevitably falls behind new technologies and capabilities.
In an attempt to frighten typical transgressors, many of the lawsuits targeted those using university networks to distribute copyrighted material.Meanwhile, Wal-Mart launched an online-music service, Music Downloads.
And by the absurd standards of western agriculture eg, the miracle that allows Californian farmers to grow alfalfa and rice in a near-desert Idaho's potato farmers are near-desert Idahoansgressors.
By naming and shaming transgressors, they believe that a new norm will be created which even such countries as Russia and China, with few scruples over whom they supply arms to, will eventually be forced to take seriously.
Transgressors can expect to have the book thrown at them.
Better, they argued, to toughen up the rules quickly within the existing treaties to allow more intrusive monitoring of fiscal policies and impose harsher penalties on transgressors.
Mr Mao says a day will come when China ends the practice of dictating how many children families can have, whether one or two, and of fining and punishing transgressors.
But until the union starts to challenge transgressors like Mr Zenawi, it will not be taken seriously, nor does it deserve to be.
The authorities have let it be known that transgressors will be severely punished.
It has the freedom to identify those who have offended public standards of decency – the very standards its readers believe in – and hold the transgressors up to public condemnation.
Now only hikers are allowed, at specific times of year, with dire warnings and punishment for transgressors.
