Sentence examples for breach rules from inspiring English sources

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.

The law was changed this year to make it easier for officials to fine companies that breach rules on nuisance calls and texts.

Practical proposals being debated include closer and earlier scrutiny of national budgets, and the imposition of penalties on countries that breach rules like the 3 percent budget deficit ceiling on gross domestic product.

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

Both shows were deemed to have breached rules on impartiality.

Those found to have breached rules have often been allowed to return.

The reforms could also see companies breaching rules fined up to 2% of global turnover.

The programme's editor, Ben de Pear, said MacKenzie's column breached rules on intimidation, harassment and inaccuracy.