Sentence examples for break articles from inspiring English sources

But not all conflicts over what students can publish online concern problems like alcohol abuse or occur when independent publications break articles ignored by school-sanctioned student newspapers, school officials say.

This would break article 18 of the EC Treaty governing restrictive business practices – and means British customers must pay £0.79 ($1.58) per track versus the € 0.99 ($1.37) enjoyed in the eurozone, for example.

Well, at least now not so covertly, thanks to Charlie Savage's path-breaking articles in The Boston Globe.

Lotus argued - in a view shared by the majority of the teams - that the device breaks articles 3.15 and 3.18 of the technical regulations.

Thanks again for your heart-breaking article.

There were probably several reasons why Zola got involved, but the reason Dreyfus's supporters approached him was that Zola had, in May 1896, written a ground-breaking article "Pour les juifs" ("On behalf of the Jews").

Although Breivik is detained in a three-cell complex where he can play video games, watch TV and exercise, judge Helen Andenaes Sekulic of the Oslo district court ruled that the Norwegian state had broken article 3 of the convention.

The tribunal said that: Mercedes had broken article 22.4 of the sporting regulations by running an illegal in-season test with a current car.

On race morning in Monaco, Red Bull and Ferrari launched an official protest, accusing Mercedes of breaking article 22.4 of the sporting regulations, which defines what testing can be done in a season.

Thirty years after publishing his ground-breaking article "Saints and Heroes", J. O. Urmson (1988) expressed regret for having introduced the theological term "supererogation" into moral philosophy since he reached the conclusion that it only replaced "the old over-simple trichotomy" with "a new over-simple tetrachotomy".

Because each of the record companies signed a different contract with Apple, and on confidential terms, no two record firms will be present at the same time.” The commission contends the current iTunes Store setup breaks article 18 of the EC Treaty covering restrictive business practices, arguing customers are losing out on both choice and price.