Sentence examples for breach of charter from inspiring English sources

If the radiation risks prove to be exaggerated and unjustified, ship owners who have chosen to avoid certain parts of Japan "may find themselves in breach of charter for refusing orders to go to the relevant Japanese port, particularly if it is out of the 'immediate' risk zone," Ince & Company, an international law firm based in London, wrote in an assessment of the legal issues.

For example, Canada's constitution explicitly authorizes for breach of Charter rights, "such remedy as the court considers appropriate and just in the circumstances".

The Victorian attorney general, Martin Pakula, says he is keen to promote a "human rights culture" in Victoria, but as yet no decision has been made on allowing citizens to bring actions for breaches of charter rights.

"Someone could say that at least part of the regulation was invalid, for breach of the charter, and it is possible to strike things down for breaching the charter," he said.

Pavin Chachavalpongpun, a scholar at the Institute of South-East Asian Studies in Singapore, says that Cambodia and Thailand are in clear breach of their charter and other ASEAN obligations.

That U.S.A.I.D. is now being used for such purposes is not in itself a surprising thing, nor even necessarily a breach of its charter.

But a breach of the charter does not mean that those who lead it are guilty of a war crime – which must, like any other crime, be both clearly defined and justiciable by an available court.

A decision on whether citizens can seek stand-alone remedies for breaches of the charter of rights is also on the back burner.

I share the dominant view among international lawyers that the war was in breach of the UN charter.

The soldiers were returned to Britain on the eve of the war when they expressed concerns the offensive was in breach of the United Nations charter and it might be illegal for them to follow certain orders, their lawyer, Gilbert Blades, said.

"The continuing erosion of specialist programming in music, features and religion is a serious breach of the ABC charter and a disservice to the Australian audiences that the ABC is funded to serve," the motion said.