Sentence examples for continued to breach from inspiring English sources
Despite their signing the Treaty of Paris of 1783, both the British and Americans continued to breach its terms in a host of ways.
Isinbayeva continued to breach the 5-metre mark in competition, and at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games she cleared 5.05 metres (16.6 feet), winning gold and breaking her 24th world record.
After the centre continued to breach the ASA's adjudications, the case was taken over by the watchdog's compliance team, which works with Google to ensure that searches for non-compliant advertisers generate links to rulings.
The government, based in the Marshall Islands capital of Majuro, said by not stopping the nuclear arms race, the countries continued to breach their obligations under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treven (NPT) – even if the treaty has not been signed by countries such as India and Pakistan.
But despite his absence, Ulster continued to breach the Glasgow defence, Bowe knocking on with the line beckoning and Payne almost scoring an unlikely try.
France has been accelerating asset sales as its 56-billion-euro budget deficit ($69 billion) continues to breach European Union rules.
Technically, Paris could face sanctions and stiff monetary fines if the government continues to breach the 3percentt deficit to growth limit mandated by the rules.
But if Putin and the rebels continue to breach the ceasefire or otherwise overplay their hand, they are likely to face a much tougher, escalatory US response.
Research by Policy Exchange calls the commission allowance "huge" and concluded the proposed exemptions would see London's air quality continue to breach EU public health laws until at least 2025.
It also found that even during periods of high levels of air pollution some of these plants were continuing to breach standards.
Foreign Secretary William Hague said: "It is absolutely right to do this when Iran is continuing to breach UN resolutions and refusing to come to meaningful negotiations on its nuclear programme.
