| This includes employment, especially with regard to work perceived as countering traditional roles and transgressing social norms. |
| The Penal Law on Environment for instance, stipulates that any action transgressing the law on environmental conservation, protection and improvement is an offence and imposes sentences of imprisonment and fines. |
| Still, I'm not sure that merely transgressing social boundaries or taboos makes him any kind of trickster. |
| Some were maligned as apostates or heretics, and a few were imprisoned, allegedly for transgressing societal mores. |
| It may also be used to punish women for transgressing social or moral codes, for instance, those prohibiting adultery or drunkenness in public. |
| He was last night found guilty of transgressing rugby rules when he tackled an opponent without the ball and has been suspended for six weeks. |
