Term Gallery logo

Meanings of violating in English

Russian
трансгрессия
Spanish
transgresión
Catalan
transgressió

Violation of a commitment, law, norm or other rule.

трансгрессия
Usage of violating in English
1
Of course you didn't help your case by violating the Holy Book.
Speaks the Nightbird
2
There is a strong belief that Russian action is violating international law.
The Guardian
3
Still, there were reasons-goodones-forviolating the modern moral code against secrecy.
Existence
4
Authorities have blocked her website since Sunday for violating an Internet law.
Reuters
5
We're trying to prevent foreign ships from violating our territory, he said.
Reuters
6
Intensive international inspections would prevent it from violating the terms in secret.
Reuters
7
Other banks have settled with authorities for violating laws related to sanctions.
Reuters
8
Data Working party found that the large search engines were violating E.U.
Wired
9
That is violating the sovereignty of other countries, said the Republican politician.
Reuters
10
That teenagers have working hours violating the rules is unacceptable to H&M.
Radio NZ
11
The 22-year-old immediately admitted violating traffic laws and was questioned by police.
Reuters
12
Authorities said she was being held for violating regulations for street demonstrations.
Radio NZ
13
They were violating a curfew imposed by the Israeli military, they added.
The Irish Times
14
The most frequently listed is for violating China's strict family planning laws.
Radio NZ
15
She set the new bail based on five counts of violating probation.
Reuters
16
He accused See's of violating California consumer protection and false advertising laws.
Reuters
About this term
More collocations
Translations for violating
Violating through the time
Violating across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
Common
More variants