Sentence examples similar to grossly breach from inspiring English sources

Mr Putin added that the sanctions also went against the principles of the World Trade Organization (WTO), which the US had helped set up and was now grossly in breach of.

The complaint alleges they were grossly negligent and breached their fiduciary duty for undertaking a so-called "higher-risk lending strategy" that increased the bank's exposure to subprime mortgages concentrated in California and Florida, undermining its capital base when the housing market collapsed.

They claimed a sentence would also breach article 3 if it was "grossly disproportionate" to the crime.

The guidelines come into force on Wednesday and Starmer has drawn a clear distinction between grossly offensive, obscene or false posts and those that credibly threaten violence, harass or stalk and breach court orders such as anonymity for rape victims.

His lawsuit says Buffett's premium offer is "grossly unfair" and Burlington Northern's directors may have breached their fiduciary duties to investors.

In sentencing Hinch in October, Victorian supreme court justice Stephen Kaye said the former broadcaster's web posts, in which he breached the order, had been populist, self-serving and grossly irresponsible.

According to the complaint, Russia breached the group's right to freedom of expression by taking "grossly excessive" measures against a peaceful protest, and by boarding the Greenpeace ship Arctic Sunrise before detaining the crew first at sea and then in Russian jails for over two months.

"He breaches!

Walls must be breached.

Insurgents breached the defences.

"Apple could have been breached.