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Many individuals choose to violate public order laws, because they are easily violable, and there is no victim to complain.

This also means that constraints are violable; the winning candidate need not satisfy all constraints.

Accent placement is determined by a set of violable, hierarchically ranked constraints as shown in (24):

I've theorists standing in line to swear that Einstein Locality is not violable; you can't exceed the speed of light.

Helva wondered whether Ansra, having taken a stand, was too hardheaded to retreat, or unable to believe that one of her standing could be violable.

In Optimality Theory (OT) (), the OCP has been again redefined as a violable constraint.

In the interview, Mr. Rust is expected to discuss his reasons for flying to Moscow and how he managed to violate airspace one would not expect to be violable, certainly not in a tiny single-engine, propeller-driven airplane.

Die Würde des Menschen ist antastbar (The Dignity of Man Is Violable), Wagenbach, 2004 (ISBN 3-803-12491-3)

The folk hero, the champion of the poor and underprivileged, the one man who could be trusted, who would understand, whose word was in- violable to everyone from the Moroccan dockers to Mary-Beth to the old Portuguese socialist.

Constraints are also violable; the winning candidate need not satisfy all constraints, as long as for any rival candidate that does better than the winner on some constraint, there is a higher ranked constraint on which the winner does better than that rival.

Two lawyers and a professional general, who had been called in his day to the bar, had sat in a room and removed from an entire people their one inviolable right which had proved, upon test, to be as easily violable as a man transmitting a dozen or so words from a slip of paper to the telegraph wire.