Sentence examples for wave of violations from inspiring English sources
One unhappy result of the influx of immigrants has been a wave of violations of the nation's labor laws.
But documented instances of police abuse during the recent demonstrations has brought a new wave of violations of basic rights and acts of state repression, human-rights defenders said.
Officials were braced for a wave of reported violations to be published online, a trend that caught the government unaware ahead of last December's parliamentary elections.
It has already been blamed for a wave of crimes, traffic violations and complaints in cities around the globe.
The 339-page report says the war on terror and Iraq have produced a new wave of human rights violations, and diverted attention from old ones, such as in Chechnya, Colombia, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Sudan and Nepal.
The mobile phone game – which overlays the creatures on real-world settings – has already been blamed for a wave of crimes, traffic violations and complaints in cities around the globe.
Al Hussein in particular said Mexico's government should "urgently" solve the case of the Ayotzinapa students who were attacked in the state of Guerrero, which he called a "microcosm of the chronic problems underlying the relentless wave of human rights violations taking place across Mexico".
There is a wave of human rights violations at the moment and people in the country are acting with complete impunity.
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Just recently, Trump welcomed to the White House the president of Egypt, Abdel Fatah al-Sissi, the military strongman who seized power in Egypt and unleashed a wave of brutal crackdowns and human rights violations. .
In recent years, their restaurants have been caught up in a wave of lawsuits — almost all class action — alleging violations of labor laws regarding wages and overtime.
