Sentence examples for breach of its international commitments from inspiring English sources

Updated at 9.21pm GMT 9.08pm GMT Nato condemns Russia's move to annex Crimea Nato secretary general Anders Fogh Rasmussen says the Kremlin has embarked on a "dangerous path", in a statement that continues: Russia continues to violate Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity, and remains in blatant breach of its international commitments.

"North Korea's clear violation of its international commitments will not be ignored," Mr. Bush said in the statement.

She added that this could put Chad in contravention of its international commitments, including its signing of the African Union's convention governing refugees.

The UK, he said, is "in flagrant breach of its international obligations.

The issue should be that the UK would be in breach of its international obligations and what that does reputationally to the UK".

This lack of regard to the convention, coupled with the potentially retrogressive impact of these reforms, risks placing the UK in breach of its international obligations.

The US, along with Britain, France and Germany, claims that discovery of the Fordo site puts Iran in breach of its international treaty obligations.

Deep austerity cuts are crippling local councils and have put Britain in breach of its international obligations, the Council of Europe has said.

He added: "The issue is whether the United Kingdom wishes to be in breach of its international obligations and what that does to the reputation of the United Kingdom".

She told Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard that its policy of mandatory detention towards all asylum seekers was in breach of its international obligations, and for many years had cast a shadow over Australia's human rights record.

Australia has a rich history of beating its international commitments on climate change, beginning with the commitment made under the Kyoto protocol.