“When the violator is someone the child knows and trusts, the experiences are especially confusing.”

“By inference, the law coerces the violator to marry his victim, while legitimizing his actions.”

“A serial violator of civilized society, its government even last week was implicated in major drug trafficking into Australia.”

“Under current federal law, unlawful presence in the state is considered a civil violation.”

“The attempted action was a violation of security protocols and will not be tolerated.”

“Denying access to a parenting payment when a single parent's youngest child turns eight years old is a violation of human rights.”

“It has multiple aspects, including the denial of autonomy and subjectivity and the ideas of ownership, fungibility, and violability.”

“Thus this puzzle also places not only deontic conditional constructions, but the violability of obligations, at center stage.”

“Smith 1994 contains an interesting informal discussion of conflicting obligations, defeasibility, violability and contrary-to-duty conditionals.”

“Chomsky's political writings are littered with violations of these conventions.”

“At no time during this meeting did he discuss or allude to specific violations of conduct, Lavik said.”

“Recently special rapporteurs from the UN's human rights commission urged the examination of rights violations in Aceh.”

“If the violators choose deferred adjudication, the judge typically increases the length of deferral by several months.”

“In that ruling, the justices said spies and saboteurs were violators of the law of war and so were not entitled to prisoner-of-war protections.”

“Significantly, the violators include some political bigwigs, powerful businessman and town planners.”