Sentence examples for in breach of article from inspiring English sources
"Punitive home demolitions impact the entire family and constitute a form of collective penalty in breach of Article 33 of the Fourth Geneva Convention," the report warned.
He also considered that there was no justification for treating mental-health patients differently to prisoners and therefore the law was discriminatory in breach of article 14.
Georgia of course denies it, but it is in breach of article 6, paragraph 1 of the European convention on human rights.
Are we going to say that this paragraph in this opinion says that Florida is in breach of Article II of the Constitution in general?
The Russian embassy in London claims the UK is in breach of article 36 of the Vienna convention by refusing consular access to a Russian national.
The tenant alleged that the beer tie agreement was void, in breach of Article 81 EC, and that he had suffered loss as a result of adhering to this agreement.
Children In Military Custody concludes: "Israel is in breach of articles 2 (discrimination), 3 (child's best interests), 37(b) (premature resort to detention), (c) (non-separation from adults), (d) (prompt access to lawyers), and 40 (use of shackles) of the United Nations convention on the rights of the child.
Judge Robinson ultimately concluded that, in all the circumstances, a decision to admit the transcripts without requiring the witnesses to appear for cross-examination resulted in a procedure that achieved expeditiousness at the expense of fairness and thus was in breach of Articles 20 and 21 of the Statute (Prosecutor v. Milošević 30 June 2003, para. 44 vi)).
Additionally, it was primarily his decision to engage Mr Webb to conduct discreet surveillance of Mr Lewis and Ms Harris in circumstances where there was no conceivable journalistic or other justification to do so: this was clearly in breach of their Article 8 rights.
The three-man Cas panel said it was "not convinced of the legitimacy" of the oral deal and found Platini had obtained an "undue advantage" and there been a conflict of interest that was in breach of two articles of the Fifa ethics code.
They agreed with their British counterparts that a conviction based solely or decisively on the statement of an absent witness would not automatically result in a breach of article 6 of the convention, the right to a fair trial.
