Uyulmamas
Uyulmamas is a Turkish term that denotes the act or state of not complying with rules, guidelines, or norms. It derives from the verb uyulmak (to be obeyed or followed) and the negating suffix -mamak, with the possessive/participle form -ması or -maması, used to refer to noncompliance as a phenomenon. In Turkish discourse, uyulmaması can refer to a specific breach or to noncompliance as a broader pattern in society, organizations, or institutions.
Applications and usage. The concept appears in legal, administrative, and organizational contexts to describe failures to
Causes and determinants. Noncompliance is commonly linked to factors such as lack of knowledge or awareness,
Consequences and responses. Noncompliance can lead to safety risks, legal penalties, reduced efficiency, or diminished trust
See also: compliance, rule-following, enforcement, governance.