Sentence examples for breach the Regulation from inspiring English sources

TalkTalk insisted HomeSafe does not breach the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act.

That is because it appears to breach the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (RIPA) 2000, which makes it an offence to intercept internet traffic without consent or a warrant.

It had tried to argue that companies which make a large number of calls could breach the regulations because of the "cumulative effect" of their actions.

Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin, writing for the majority, ruled that a minimum three-year sentence is "grossly disproportionate" because it could conceivably apply to cases as benign as somebody inheriting a firearm before they can get a licence or a spouse breaching the regulation with her husband's gun.

An agency breaching the regulations is liable to prosecution and a fine of up to £5,000.

If the party breaches the regulations again, it will now face criminal prosecution and an unlimited fine.

In a statement it said: "Where an operator breaches the regulations and, where we have sufficient evidence we will take legal action".

After many emails and the involvement of EBD's solicitors, it accepts it was breaching the regulations and has agreed to refund your deposit, which I applaud.

It was not suggested that LMU had deliberately breached the regulations, and it had made attempts to put things right, but had been unable to do that effectively, she told the judge.

Fifa rules prohibit the international transfer of a minor (an under-18), with Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid earlier this month handed transfer embargoes for the next two complete windows after breaching the regulations.

The whip rules that will operate at the Cheltenham Festival next week will come into force on Tuesday following the publication by the British Horseracing Authority on Monday of detailed guidelines to allow stewards to exercise greater discretion when deciding if a rider has breached the regulations.