Sentence examples for breach rule from inspiring English sources

Ken incurs no penalty as his caddie was permitted to smooth sand in the bunker while his ball was in the same bunker, provided he did not breach Rule 13-2 with respect to Ken's next stroke.

The regulator decided that Channel 4 did not breach rule 1.28, relating to due care being taken for the physical and emotional welfare and dignity of people under 18 taking part in TV programmes, or rule 1.29, dealing with children not being caused unnecessary distress or anxiety by their involvement.

"Contrary to Mr Mather's statement, Rangers' registration embargo was applied in a separate rule breach, rule 66 - bringing the game into disrepute.

The government has declared it would attempt to rule it out of order on the grounds that it would breach rule 31(1) of the Rules of Procedures, which prohibit amendments which have an impact on government revenue.

Civil servants who breach rules on confidentiality are currently liable to just one year in prison.

The 47-year-old, whose major wins include the 1999 Eclipse Stakes at Sandown with Compton Admiral, argued that vets assured him the substance did not breach rules.

Berlin is pushing for tough sanctions against countries that breach rules, including powers to deprive them of European Union subsidies and their voting rights.

The committee calls for a "yellow card" approach whereby claimants who breach rules for trivial or unintended infringements receive "pre-sanction written warnings" rather than having payments stopped.

And data breach rules mean prompt notification if personal data is leaked in spite of them.

Any club suffering such a "default event" would have a player registration embargo imposed and failure to report unpaid PAYE/NIC would breach rules.

Gerard Butler told the Independent  several of his horses had treatment for injured joints, but he had been assured the substance did not breach rules.