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violate

[vahy-uh-leyt] / ˈvaɪ əˌleɪt /




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Baroness Lawrence said the invasions of privacy had been "another trauma", adding she had been violated and felt "like a victim all over again".

From BBC

In December, he filed a multi-billion dollar lawsuit in a Florida court accusing the BBC of defamation and of violating a trade practices law over the editing of a Panorama programme.

From BBC

Another man, who we contacted via his media channels but have been unable to identify, also denied doing anything wrong or violating any rules.

From BBC

Prosecutors allege the group conspired to interfere with the First Amendment rights of worshippers and violated federal laws designed to protect access to places of worship.

From Salon

Justice Department officials rejected the defense that Lemon and the other journalists were exercising their 1st Amendment rights as journalists, and accused them of violating the rights of churchgoers.

From Los Angeles Times