"violations of the code" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to refer to someone breaking the rules of a particular code. For example, "The company suffered financial losses due to violations of the code of conduct."
Although the violations of the Code of Conduct and Sec.
The next lower threshold of concern involves violations of the code of corporate conduct or controversial personal conduct, like extramarital affairs or other inappropriate relationships.
Many companies have a code of conduct mentioning broad ideals like integrity and responsibility, and violations of the code can result in termination.
Mr. Spitzer's office is setting up a hot line -- (800) 729-1180 -- for people who want to report violations of the code.
The motion argues that the acts that Justice Gerald P. Garson of State Supreme Court, above, is accused of -- accepting gifts and cash from a lawyer in return for favorable treatment and client referrals -- are violations of the Code of Judicial Conduct rather than crimes.
"A significant majority of the Mepham football team, varsity and junior varsity, has violated the district's code of conduct, Article 7, which requires that all students are expected to promptly report criminal, serious or dangerous violations of the code of conduct to school officials," said Charles Reinhardt, the board's president, reading from a handwritten statement.
The rest of his alleged violations of the codes of reasonable behaviour are also detailed.
Coalition officials also reported that Iraqi forces had fought out of uniform, had flown false flags of surrender and then attacked, and had massed civilians to shield themselves from attack, all considered violations of the codes of war.
And, worst of all, it's a noncurable violation of the code.
Partisan political comments by judges are a violation of the code of judicial ethics.
At no time do we use science in violation of the code.
