Sentence examples for contractual violations from inspiring English sources

Crusader then filed a cross-complaint that accused Mr. Cussler of contractual violations.

But for now Mr. Ferriter's far-ranging suit — which had alleged contractual violations and defamation connected with the merger of Morris and Endeavor — will not result in an open-court battle.

The judge also ruled on Monday that Wal-Mart owed $6.5 million to 56,000 current and former employees because of contractual violations, including a failure to give workers promised rest breaks at least 1.5 million times.

Judge King also ruled that Wal-Mart owed $6.5 million to 56,000 employees because of contractual violations, including a failure to give promised rest breaks at least 1.5 million times.

"The False Claims Act is not a means of imposing treble damages and other penalties for insignificant regulatory or contractual violations," Thomas wrote.

U.S. officials investigated and found "no contractual violations," an Army spokesman said.

So insurance companies have argued that Stoli is fraud, a contractual violation, and state legislatures have agreed.

US Airways sent a letter to United warning that backing out of the deal would result in a contractual violation, too -- a clear warning shot.

At risk, and argued by Oracle in the case, was that "the manner in which [the defendant] used" "bots and scrapers" was more than a contractual violation (a violation of the Terms of Service), but also a criminal violation under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.

The primary barrier to this are the legal prohibitions demanded by mainstream chemical publishers which are generally agreed by subscribing institutions, meaning that it is a contractual violation to undertake text-mining activities.

When Mr. Blumenthal and Ms. Nappier filed their suit in 2002, they used their entire legal arsenal, accusing Forstmann Little of breach of fiduciary responsibilities, breach of contractual obligations and violations of securities law.