Sentence examples for has broken the terms from inspiring English sources

But the court's chief prosecutor, David Crane, argues that his obligation to Mr Taylor is over because Mr Taylor has broken the terms of his asylum.

The doubters acknowledge that Mr Hussein has broken the terms of the ceasefire he accepted in 1991 and is actively seeking weapons of mass destruction.

They argue that Mr Putin has broken the terms of an agreement signed in the Belarusian capital of Minsk in September.

The consultants contend that the accounting firm has broken the terms of their 1989 operating agreement by competing directly with them.

On Wednesday, it modified its position and has launched an inquiry to find out if Car 2000 has broken the terms of its licence.

Both the Ripper, Peter Sutcliffe, and Venables have suddenly sprung to life during the past week, one because he is seeking freedom from incarceration, the other because he has broken the terms of his release from his sentence for murder.

"Airlines can even cancel your bookings if they've found you've broken the terms of service," he says.

But the adjudicator's remit is limited to examining whether retailers have broken the terms of contracts.

President Álvaro Uribe said they had broken the terms of a deal with his government under which they would have received a maximum eight-year sentence.

The commission said Google had broken the terms of a 2011 settlement over privacy missteps related to the Buzz, a social networking tool now defunct.

If any any point Iran is deemed to have broken the terms of the deal, the sanctions system will return via a "snap-back" mechanism.