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Meanings of violated in English
Usage of violated in English
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The United Nations human rights office said Hussein's conviction violated international law.
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The report said Congress could address whether the president violated the law.
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It said the Republican president's March 6 order violated existing immigration law.
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RBC has said that it does not believe it violated French law.
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German government authorities have ongoing investigations into whether VW violated disclosure obligations.
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I often ask myself if I have violated these sentient beings' rights?
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It says the destruction violated international law and the laws of war.
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He said Schwab's actions violated a 1940 federal law governing investment advisers.
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Massacring Tutsi children, for example, violated Rwandan ideals that children are sacred.
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This violated the recognised fundamental principles of the freedom of the seas.
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The report also said the Georgian reconnaissance flight violated a cease-fire agreement.
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These simple rules are sometimes violated in spoken and in literary English.
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Shell has violated our basic human rights to food, water and livelihood.
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However, the proposed methods are more robust when the assumption is violated.
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Twitter did not say how the group violated its rules, media reported.
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Russia immediately followed suit, but denied that it had violated the treaty.
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United States of America
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New Zealand
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Australia
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