Sentence examples for for having breached from inspiring English sources

Assange is now technically a fugitive for having breached the terms of his bail when he entered the Ecuadorean embassy.

But when Mr. McGinniss concluded that the jury's guilty verdict was correct, Dr. MacDonald sued him for having breached their contract.

James McDonald has been released from his contract as Godolphin's No1 Australian-based jockey after he was banned 18 months for having breached betting regulations.

The heir to the throne's latest scrape is more serious.The prince is currently suing the Mail on Sunday for having breached his confidentiality and copyright when it published extracts last November from a "journal" he wrote after the handover of Hong Kong to China in 1997.

But the office recommended last week that Mr. Trump take disciplinary action against Ms. Conway, for having breached the statute during two television interviews late last year in which she used her official title while arguing in favor of Roy S. Moore, the Republican Senate candidate in Alabama, and against his Democratic rival, Doug Jones, with the White House as her backdrop.

"The crown and the US government have used this opportunity in a weak moment to make up the bogus case for me having breached my bail conditions.

Rangers have sold more than 20,000 tickets for the match, with United having breached the 10,000 mark so far.

Following her death, an independent inquiry found the Department for Work DWPP) had breached its own rules and ordered it to apologise and pay £10,000 compensation.

At the same time, Mr. Aznar managed to keep the government's budget balanced -- in contrast to the situations in France or Germany, for instance, which have breached the strict rules on borrowing that underpin the euro.

An investigation has been launched into claims that the state school chosen by David Cameron and Michael Gove for their children may have breached strict rules which ban state schools asking for financial donations from prospective parents.

The new regulations - which mean a minimum four-weeks without JSA for anyone deemed to have breached them - are designed to help those without a job, according to the DWP.