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Meanings of violating in anglès
Violation of a commitment, law, norm or other rule.
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Examples for "breaking"
Examples for "breaking"
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Mould-breaking new political parties have regularly come and gone in British politics.
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Without new technology, however, record breaking attempts are liable to end sadly.
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The app includes breaking news, sport content and access to business news.
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Dellow said often parties were not aware they were breaking the law.
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However, within hours of the news breaking, another story started to emerge.
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The Giants' offense didn't exactly help itself either in the second half.
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We're no good at riddles, Jimmy said; at which Danny took offense.
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Sara saw that he noted her unspoken words and hadn't taken offense.
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Prescott said he believes the offense found its stride in recent weeks.
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After a scoreless first period the second period had plenty of offense.
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Among the questions voters should ask, she said: What was the violation?
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Convicted of currency law violation, Calvi was given a suspended four-year sentence.
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Mutilation of bodies is, however, a violation of the laws of war.
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That was a serious security violation that led directly to their deaths.
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British lawmakers decided against a ban as a violation of free speech.
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But it's far from clear that Cano is engaging in copyright infringement.
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A fascinating documentary about infringement an exploitation of a South African composer.
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The company has taken action against Trump's tweets before, for copyright infringement.
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The court reversed the jury's infringement finding on two other patents, however.
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The two companies have been involved in patent infringement litigation since 2005.
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It is also a great commercial transgression to abuse a dominant position.
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She was the first in the transgression therefore keep her in subjection.
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Right means straight; wrong means twisted; transgression the crossing of a line.
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She hadn't thought him capable of risk, perhaps, or of actual transgression.
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Navratilova's hijacking of a microphone was obviously a very dangerous transgression indeed.
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Paddock had no criminal record other than a traffic infraction, authorities said.
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She knew the least infraction would bring down the young man's wrath.
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That proved costly when the infraction carried over to the third period.
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The infraction was the second by Pouliot against Domi in the period.
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What penalty was awarded for which infraction, and the ever-confusing icing call.
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This, of course, would be in contravention of the Tax Administration Act.
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They claim the THORP plant is operating in contravention of European law.
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The SABC incurred expenditure in contravention of the supply chain management requirements.
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The first type numbered all who took life in contravention of law.
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However, is it a contravention of the law to share someone's cellphone number?
Usage of violating in anglès
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Of course you didn't help your case by violating the Holy Book.
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There is a strong belief that Russian action is violating international law.
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Still, there were reasons-goodones-forviolating the modern moral code against secrecy.
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Authorities have blocked her website since Sunday for violating an Internet law.
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We're trying to prevent foreign ships from violating our territory, he said.
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Intensive international inspections would prevent it from violating the terms in secret.
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Other banks have settled with authorities for violating laws related to sanctions.
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Data Working party found that the large search engines were violating E.U.
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That is violating the sovereignty of other countries, said the Republican politician.
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That teenagers have working hours violating the rules is unacceptable to H&M.
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The 22-year-old immediately admitted violating traffic laws and was questioned by police.
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Authorities said she was being held for violating regulations for street demonstrations.
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They were violating a curfew imposed by the Israeli military, they added.
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The most frequently listed is for violating China's strict family planning laws.
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She set the new bail based on five counts of violating probation.
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He accused See's of violating California consumer protection and false advertising laws.
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