Sentence examples for breaching laws from inspiring English sources

The report also said that interrogators could justify breaching laws or treaties by invoking the doctrine of necessity.

Some had been returned to the UK, while others remained in Turkey for breaching laws on attempting or intending to cross the border into Syria without permission, he added.

According to SANA, the Foreign Ministry advised reporters to work only with the explicit permission of the government and "stressed the necessity for foreign journalists to respect the laws regulating journalistic work in Syria and avoid breaching laws and entering the Syrian territories illegally to access turbulent and unsafe places".

According to the news agency, the foreign ministry advised reporters to work only with the explicit permission of the government and "stressed the necessity for foreign journalists to respect the laws regulating journalistic work in Syria and avoid breaching laws and entering the Syrian territories illegally to access turbulent and unsafe places".

This week's question comes from DanRSN Would I be able to bring a case against the state for breaching laws based on the following issues: "proposed" communications data retention (data protection), ID cards (right to liberty/private family life), and data sharing?

The move in Berlin follows similar government actions aimed at protecting the housing supply in Barcelona, where Airbnb has been fined for breaching laws requiring flats rented to tourists to be listed on a regional registry.

Almost all American states now have data-breach laws that require firms to reveal any loss of sensitive customer information.

Warner blamed much of the inaction to the patchwork of data breach laws that vary by state.

According to attorney Carrie Goldberg of the Cyber Civil Rights Initiative, states follow varying consumer-data-breach laws.

The withdrawal of her immunity follows a French inquiry into whether the tweets breached laws prohibiting the distribution of violent images, or those inciting terrorism.

The security breach, law enforcement officials told the Times, "did not appear to be sophisticated".