Sentence examples for accused of flouting from inspiring English sources

Under earlier interrogation, Halawa herself had been accused of flouting the Geneva conventions.

Nine French climate activists have been placed under house arrest, accused of flouting a ban on organising protests.

Unlike the French president, Mr. Obama stands no risk of being photographed in the company of rulers accused of flouting democracy and human rights.

The company has been accused of flouting copyrights, leveraging other people's work for its benefit and violating European protections of personal privacy, among other things.

The organisers of a 2006 concert by the Pussycat Dolls were fined £2,000 when the all-girl group was accused of flouting Malaysia's decency regulations.

Last month Orange was accused of flouting the French foreign ministry's own guidelines on investing in Israel by the Catholic Committee against Hunger and for Development.

She and her two fellow PCCs for the region have been campaigning for local courts to take a stronger line on cases that are prosecuted, and have called for action against one judge they accuse of flouting sentencing guidelines, but she says it is impossible to know if sentences are in line with those for other offences of violence because cases are not logged separately.

He also accused Syria of flouting treaties banning chemical and biological weapons.

Regulators were incensed; they accused Caijing of flouting press restrictions, and Wang's executives had to troop to the regulators' office to make self-criticisms.

US President Barack Obama has accused Russia of flouting a deal on Ukraine.

Meanwhile, US President Barack Obama has accused Russia of flouting a deal on Ukraine reached in Geneva last week, under which illegal armed groups, including those who have seized public buildings, would return home.