Sentence examples for in clear breaches from inspiring English sources

Despite a strong likelihood that British weapons are being used – Britain exported more than 1,000 bombs to Saudi in the first six months of 2015 – to target civilians and civilian infrastructure, the UK government refuses to recognise its complicity in clear breaches of international humanitarian law.

The British foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, has defended UK arms sales to Saudi Arabia, saying the Saudi-led bombing campaign in Yemen is not "in clear breach" of international humanitarian law.

You will be in a stronger position to argue your case if your employer is in clear breach of contract.

Pavin Chachavalpongpun, a scholar at the Institute of South-East Asian Studies in Singapore, says that Cambodia and Thailand are in clear breach of their charter and other ASEAN obligations.

Greenpeace International legal counsel Daniel Simons said: "The Russian Federation is now in clear breach of a binding order of an international tribunal.

In halting the criminal investigation, the government has acted in clear breach of its obligations under the OECD convention against corruption.

The regime's reaction, to unilaterally punish communities by bulldozing and shelling entire neighbourhoods in Rafah, is in clear breach of international law.

Grieve's letter states: 'In blocking the IPCC investigation, he placed himself above the law and in clear breach of his statutory duties and the will of Parliament".

Protests that the proposals were in clear breach of the constitution drew the response that in that case the constitution would have to be changed.

Margaret Thatcher's government, for instance, allowed Murdoch to acquire the Sunday Times without a reference to the Monopolies Commission – in clear breach of the 1973 Fair Trading Act.

The UN, they claim, raised concerns privately that the trial contained no provision for an appeal by the women, in clear breach of the country's constitution.