Sentence examples for breached rule from inspiring English sources

The campaigners believe that Boulton breached rule 63 by "heckling" Clegg.

"The board found that Crystal Palace breached Rule B.16 and has exercised its summary jurisdiction and fined the club".

The pair breached rule 201 (v), designed to prevent trainers and jockeys from conspiring with other persons to commit a corrupt or fraudulent practice.

As in the BBC News channel case, the regulator concluded that Sky News had strictly speaking breached rule 2.3 of the broadcasting code, but took into account factors including the apology by the broadcaster and Brazier and ruled that the matter was resolved.

McCarthy, who at the time argued he was protecting the outfield players who won at White Hart Lane from injury at Old Trafford, was adjudged to have breached rule E20, which says a club must field a full-strength side in all top-flight games.

In deciding the matter was resolved, Ofcom said although the BBC had strictly speaking breached rule 2.3 of the broadcasting code in airing potentially offensive material that was not justified by the context, it had taken into account that broadcasters and audiences have a right to freedom of expression.

Both shows were deemed to have breached rules on impartiality.

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

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

An educational charity set up by former Conservative chancellor Lord Lawson has breached rules on impartiality in its climate change coverage.

It said it was only Donovan's fourth live radio broadcast with the show and accepted that his comments breached rules about due impartiality.