The word "violates" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the word "violates" when someone is doing something against a rule or law. For example, "John violated his parole and was sent back to prison."
We ask you to show the Belarusian people that the courage and strength you show in your sport is not blind, and to join them by demonstrating your opposition a regime that violates human rights.
"There is a critical difference between staunchly supporting expression that violates the acceptable, and enthusiastically rewarding such expression," the letter reads.
It also violates Australia's obligation to respect the right of self-determination of Palestinians.
Among the more refined arguments that the lobbyists use, he said, are that "right to-be-forgotten legislation violates and invalidates freedom of speech and expression.
It also corrodes the international rule of law and violates Australia's international law obligations.
The objection is embodied by a letter that more than 200 PEN members have signed, "there is a critical difference between staunchly supporting expression that violates the acceptable, and enthusiastically rewarding such expression".
Reactive Industries says it supports the legal challenge being mounted by Tempus Energy, which is taking the UK government to the European general court alleging that the new capacity market system violates state aid rules.
The decision to honour Charlie Hebdo has bitterly divided the literary community, with over 200 members of PEN signing a letter that said: "there is a critical difference between staunchly supporting expression that violates the acceptable, and enthusiastically rewarding such expression".
For example, corporate subsidies and tax cuts should be done away with if said company outsources jobs to decrease salaries, violates the environment or the rights of workers.
Arze also says the new law violates indigenous peoples' rights, and permitting oil and gas operations in "protected areas" in the Amazon in particular could cause "enormous problems".
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