direct violation

Frequency: 7.08.0 per million words

An action that straightforwardly and clearly breaches a specific rule or agreement.

violationADJECTIVE + violation

Categories:

direct

Examples (10)

  • Their actions were in direct violation of the company's policy.
  • Ignoring the warning signs is a direct violation of safety regulations.
  • The new policy was seen as a direct violation of workers' rights.
  • Any attempt to bypass the security system would be a direct violation of protocol.
  • He argued that the government's decision was a direct violation of the constitution.
  • Publishing confidential information is a direct violation of the non-disclosure agreement.
  • The company faced sanctions for its direct violation of environmental standards.
  • Her refusal to cooperate was a direct violation of the court order.
  • Such behavior represents a direct violation of the school's code of conduct.
  • The unauthorized use of copyrighted material is a direct violation of intellectual property laws.