Sentence examples for breaches committed from inspiring English sources
On April 6 this year, the government gave the GCA the power to fine supermarkets up to 1% of their turnover for breaches committed after that date.
On Wednesday, the company provided a basis of plea in relation to the health and safety breaches committed on the day of the tragedy.
The FCA said the size of the penalty on Deutsche reflected "the seriousness and duration of the breaches committed by Deutsche" and because the bank had been involved in "repeatedly misleading us".
A state also is liable for breaches committed by its internal institutions, however they are defined by its domestic law; by entities and persons exercising governmental authority; and by persons acting under the direction or control of the state.
The assessment, conducted by a panel appointed by the Indian government and handed to the country's Ministry of Environment and Forests, investigated a catalogue of alleged breaches committed by Adani Group at the Mundra port.
In a landmark decision, Justice Peter Lane ruled that Houghton and Judge were personally liable to the workers for statutory and contractual breaches committed by the limited company of which they were officers, rather than the company alone being liable.
They are not triggered, as true consequential damages are, simply by a breach of contract, but only by a breach committed in bad faith.
In the event that this Agreement is terminated, Client shall be entitled to a refund, calculated on a pro rata basis, of any of the Fee(s) pre-paid for the period following such termination taking effect, except to the extent that such termination has been effected by a breach committed by Client.
Aidan O'Neill QC, for the football authorities, had argued that the tribunal sought to find a sanction which would fit the breach committed.
Property baron Kushal Pal Singh's DLF, India's biggest listed real estate firm was banned from the capital markets for 3 years for an alleged breach committed during its 2007 IPO.
Other neurons, sensing that the central nervous system has been breached, commit suicide; still others sprout new axons that struggle to reëstablish severed connections.
