Sentence examples for breaches of articles from inspiring English sources

Andorra were charged for breaches of articles 15.4 (improper conduct of the team) and 16.1 (organisation) of its disciplinary regulations.

He said: "The claimant is entitled to substantial damages for his unlawful detention, since he would not have been held in detention for any part of the claimed period had the Secretary of State for the home department operated her policies lawfully, and if necessary additional damages for the sustained breaches of articles 3 and 8".

Efforts to remove local councils from socialist control prompted a general strike, which was brutally put down by Interior Minister Salazar Alonso, with the arrest of four deputies and other significant breaches of articles 55 and 56 of the constitution.

Efforts to remove local councils from socialist control prompted a general strike, which was brutally put down, with the arrest of four deputies and other significant breaches of articles 55 and 56 of the constitution.

Since the ruling on Shackell's case the court has found some breaches of article 14 where people have claimed discrimination on the basis of their marital status.

We will see, as a consequence, more litigation over media intrusions into the private lives of public figures and judges will be inclined to award very substantial damages - higher even than the £60,000 awarded to Max Mosley - for breaches of article 8 rights.

"The UK has a history of persistent and repeated breaches of Article 8 [right to privacy] in the field of state surveillance which its domestic courts have failed properly to restrain," said one of the group's lawyers today.

A breach of articles may well be taken badly by some investors, but we consider it more of a technicality given the banks' continued support, commitment and actions to agreeing the new financing arrangements.

In a summary of their judgment, Lord Justice Rix and Mr Justice Forbes said their ruling was only concerned with whether the deaths had taken place within the jurisdiction of the UK - so as to fall within the scope of the convention - and, if so, whether there had been a breach of articles two and three regarding an adequate inquiry into those deaths.

Children In Military Custody concludes: "Israel is in breach of articles 2 (discrimination), 3 (child's best interests), 37(b) (premature resort to detention), (c) (non-separation from adults), (d) (prompt access to lawyers), and 40 (use of shackles) of the United Nations convention on the rights of the child.

Judge Robinson ultimately concluded that, in all the circumstances, a decision to admit the transcripts without requiring the witnesses to appear for cross-examination resulted in a procedure that achieved expeditiousness at the expense of fairness and thus was in breach of Articles 20 and 21 of the Statute (Prosecutor v. Milošević 30 June 2003, para. 44 vi)).