Sentence examples for breaches provisions from inspiring English sources

Full-on "war crimes" are listed in the "grave breaches" provisions of the Conventions.

A lower court had ruled that the film breached provisions of the law commonly known as McCain-Feingold.

He said the Secretary of State had breached provisions of the National Health Services Act 2006.

Reports from the state labour inspectorate in Poland, seen by the Guardian, document repeated violations of the national employment laws at Lidl, including breaches of provisions on working time that require employers to give workers at least 11 hours off each day and 35 hours of uninterrupted rest each week.

Firstly, some context to data breach notification provisions is offered, which are designed to address some of the problems data breaches cause for data privacy and information security.

The hours Cassidy was expected to work by the company may also breach other provisions of the working time regulations.

In a statement on Friday, SCO said that it did not believe it had breached the provisions of its agreement with BayStar.

"Fear of breaching the provisions of the Act should not be wrongly used to stop people taking photographs or videos which provide many with much pleasure," it says.

The acting Australian information commissioner, Timothy Pilgrim, welcomed the draft bill and said he strongly supported the development of mandatory data breach notification provisions.

But Mr Justice Silber ruled yesterday ruled that the administrator had no powers to make decisions affecting Lewisham or any hospital outside SLHT, and Mr Hunt had breached the provisions of the National Health Services Act 2006 when he approved the plans.

In essence, he wrote, the league breached the provisions of the 19-year-old antitrust settlement that ushered in free agency by seeking no extra fees from the networks in the 2009 and 2010 seasons to ensure additional fees in 2012 and beyond.