Sentence examples for breach existing from inspiring English sources

His accusation is that Uruguay's laws breach existing trade agreements.

Cases will be wide-ranging and will include challenges to unacceptable performance, as well as to policies or laws that breach existing domestic commitments and obligations under international treaties.

It was finally vanquished in 1994 by the Plan Real, a mix of conventional and unorthodox methods.Savers' lawyers charge that in picking new inflation indices the banks breached existing contracts so as to profit at clients' expense.

In addition to handing out €400 fines during this months's raids, the police issued local "expulsion" orders to 12 women, preventing them from re-entering the area, named four others as having breached existing orders and arrested one prostitute and a client who were caught in flagrante.

Barclays's behaviour, and that of the banks involved in all the previous mis-selling scandals, breached existing regulations but bank managements seem blithely to ignore these rules in the interests of spurring their staff on to ever higher sales and profits.

A number of players and officials have been penalised recently after breaching existing regulations.

If all the new government's plans are implemented, they would amount to a 13.5 billion euro stimulus programme and that would clearly breach the existing bailout agreement.

Abyei became a flashpoint last month, when a clash started by southern forces gave the north a pretext to seize the area in breach of existing agreements.

Although at first the villein tenant held his land entirely at the will of the lord and might be ejected at any time, the royal courts later protected him to the extent that he held tenancy at the will of the lord and according to the custom of the manor, so that he could not be ejected in breach of existing customs.

This allows him to enact new rules and breach or bypass existing ones at his will.

"In general, you can do anything you like, so long as you do not breach pre-existing international obligations".