"violating regulations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to someone or something that is not following, disobeying, or disregarding the rules or laws that are in place. For example: The police issued a warning to the driver for violating regulations regarding the speed limit.
The regulators did not identify any brokerage firms or insurance companies as violating regulations.
The charges were eventually dropped; Massey went into a halfway house, only to be kicked out for violating regulations.
Mr. Seabrook said his members were also angry with Mr. Horn's disciplinary changes, including placing officers found violating regulations on probation, which makes firing them easier.
The Federal Aviation Administration announced yesterday that it was seeking to fine American Airlines $285,000 for violating regulations mandating how many hours pilots can work without rest.
But unlike in the state sector, employees are on short-term contracts if they have any contract at all, and are hardly likely to challenge bosses for violating regulations.
All-Tech Direct Inc., ofe of the leading providers of rapid-fire day-trading services, was accused of violating regulations governing the practice of lending money to customers to buy stocks.
He is the first individual to be penalized for violating Regulation FD, which was adopted more than two years ago.
Indeed, Lay faces six counts of violating "Regulation U," which could tack another 120 years of imprisonment onto the charges the jury will be deliberating upon.
Even if the inquiry finds that Mr. O'Neill violated regulations, he is unlikely to be sanctioned.
His organization, he said, was not making excuses for executives who intentionally violated regulations.
The statement said an investigation indicated that the platoon violated regulations for opening fire.
