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Meanings of violation in English
A crime less serious than a felony.
Usage of violation in English
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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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Any violation of these Terms may be referred to law enforcement authorities.
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But the electoral commission said that was a violation of electoral law.
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Also, the violation of one or more of the victims' civil rights.
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Note: Any violation of this rule will be met with harshest punishment.
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It represented, after serious review, a clear violation of our company's standards.
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I know such personal violation is necessary in the pursuit of justice.
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Like I said, report your very serious security violation to my superiors.
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Listed companies found to be in serious violation can be delisted immediately.
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In November 2014, a UN monitor identified a violation of international law.
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Photo: FACEBOOK She said the kidnapping was an absolute violation of trust.
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Comey's statement was gratuitous; carelessness is not a violation of federal law.
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Violation through the time
Violation across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
United States of America
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