Sentence examples for breached legislation from inspiring English sources

General manager of the bakery Daniel McArthur said he had now received a letter from the commission claiming his stance breached legislation.

A Bedfordshire-based online retailer last month admitted to breaching legislation dating back nearly 20 years which makes it illegal to sell knives in a way that suggests they might be suitable for combat or "stimulate violent behaviour".

It would be the first grammar to open in a generation and avoids breaching legislation outlawing new selective schools by existing as a second "satellite" campus, attached to an existing grammar school in a neighbouring borough.

They have none of these, breaching legislation set up to protect young pups and to defend the UK from rabies.

Businesses that have breached the legislation can be forced to pay arrears to workers, as well as being fined up to 200% of those arrears.

Judge Andrew Rutherford ruled last year that the Bulls had breached equality legislation.

"Any function or consumption and sale of alcohol at the premises breaches legislation.

Against the backdrop of data breach legislation in the United States and European Union, a comparative analysis is undertaken between these jurisdictions and the Australian scheme to elucidate this argument.

Sure there have been hearings and the verbal flaying of executives, but there is nary a sign of a universal data breach legislation on the horizon.

Second, data breach legislation would provide consumers with the peace of mind they deserve, and companies with the single standard they need to be responsible stewards of data -- particularly in a world where breaches are happening at a record pace.

High-street retailers are exposing staff and, in some cases, customers to publications whose handling and display may breach equality legislation.