Criminal violations are not necessarily N.C.A.A. violations.
And in letters to disturbed readers in 1946 and 1965, she denied that the scene is "actual rape" which, she stated, is "a dreadful crime," a "vicious action and a violation of a woman's rights" (Rand 1995a).
Greed, and more broadly, self-interest, is the motive for inventing property; but we need a further explanation why we think of justice (adherence to the rules of ownership) as virtuous, and injustice (their violation) as vicious.
Mr. Chairman, ending impunity is a critical element of accountability without which vicious cycles of human rights violations against children will not be brought to an end.
This, it is hoped, will create a vicious circle (for Jakarta) of increasing desperation, human-rights violations and insurmountable international opprobrium.
Her recent publications include a range of materials on Russia's vicious crackdown on critics of the government and on violations of international humanitarian law during the armed conflict in eastern Ukraine.
The pattern was clear: no matter how vicious Nazi conduct was, any representation of it could be deemed a violation of the code's demand that foreign countries be treated "fairly".
The men say they will refuse to play, which Helgeland presents as a vicious but (from the players' vantage) understandable response to what they take to be a violation of the natural order.
Often the Nigerian security forces have been responsible for widespread human rights violations, and arguably the actions of the military, at times, have exacerbated the violence and created a vicious cycle that has escalated recruitment for Boko Haram.
