Sentence examples for breach conventions from inspiring English sources

However, undercover journalists and whistleblowers depict unsanitary and dangerous conditions, which the U.N. says could breach conventions prohibiting torture.

The Human Rights Act 1998 requires public authorities to act in a way that does not breach convention rights.

So the president would wonder whether Romney would breach convention by saying in public that he met the head of MI6, Britain's overseas intelligence agency.

But then I breached convention and looked around, and was struck down by the sort of vision that must have come to William Blake, a glance into heaven and hell, suddenly manifest in his garden in Felpham.

Government senators worked themselves up talking about how this is an abuse of parliamentary processes, a clear breach of conventions, an affront to comity, and a terrible precedent.

The UN has criticised the government for breaching these conventions.

Suprun's breach with convention has been brewing for some time.

Another notable series involved the odd man out, a solitary figure that had just committed an unpardonable breach of convention, surrounded by an outraged crowd.

Nato's bombing of Serbian state television that killed 16 civilians during the Kosovo war did not breach a convention on European human rights, a court ruled yesterday.

But he also "strongly deplored the very caricatural tone" of the newspaper towards Islam.Many Muslims will indeed find the cartoons offensive, not least because they breach a convention in Islam that the Prophet should not be depicted.

Any verdict in favor of the airlines, which claim that the move by the E.U. breaches international conventions and laws, has the potential to undermine the initiative because E.U. regulators and European airlines say participation by foreign carriers is critical.