Sentence examples for breaking article from inspiring English sources

Thanathorn is accused of breaking article 116 of the Thai criminal code, the equivalent of sedition, and article 189, for assisting others who committed a serious crime, the police summons showed.

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.

If so, is that more important than a breaking article about a terrorist attack?

That's why publishers use those little "next" buttons at the bottom of webpages, breaking articles across multiple pages.

Why does the Web version of The Times continue to practice the antiquated practice of breaking articles into pages?

I believe Blair is responsible for the mass murder of Iraqi civilians after taking our country into an illegal war, breaking articles 31 and 51 of the UN charter, of which the UK is a signatory.

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.

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.

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.

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.