Sentence examples for breach in relation from inspiring English sources

The Scottish Football Association has fined Mike Ashley – reportedly worth £3.75bn – £7,500 after finding him guilty of a rules breach in relation to dual interest in Rangers and Newcastle United.

Ashley, who has an 8.92% stake in the club, was fined £7,500 by the Scottish Football Association this week after the organisation found him guilty of a rules breach in relation to dual interest in Rangers and Newcastle.

That led to a 20-year breach in relations with the UK.

But that might open a breach in relations with Russia that Mr. Bush is unlikely to want to risk so early in his presidency.

In addition to fallout from turmoil in New York and declining oil prices, the Russian market has been weakened by poor corporate governance standards here and investor concerns about a breach in relations with the West after the war in Georgia.

Turkey's military, a powerful arbiter in political affairs that has close ties with Israel, sought to avert a more serious breach in relations, saying the relationship was driven by national interest.

Israel's prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, tried to smooth over a breach in relations with the US today, speaking out against unnamed confidants who described Barack Obama as pro-Palestinian and Israel's "greatest disaster".

WASHINGTON — Risking a new breach in relations with Pakistan, the Obama administration is leaning toward designating the Haqqani network, the insurgent group responsible for some of the most spectacular assaults on American bases in Afghanistan in recent years, as a terrorist organization.

Britain fears that the recent breach in relations between Ankara and Tel Aviv, after nine pro-Palestinians were killed by Israeli commandos in a raid on the Free Gaza flotilla in May, might have been easier to manage if Turkey felt it had a future in the west.

MOSCOW — Brushing aside pleas and warnings from President Obama and other senior Americans, Russia granted Edward J. Snowden temporary asylum and allowed him to walk free out of a Moscow airport transit zone on Thursday despite the risk of a breach in relations with the United States.

The latest breach in relations came only five weeks after Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton led a senior American delegation to Pakistan to deliver a blunt warning to the country's leaders to intensify pressure on extremists carrying out attacks into Afghanistan, while at the same time urging them to help bring more moderate members of the Taliban to the negotiating table.