Sentence examples for issues of breaches from inspiring English sources

Also I would say that when we discuss issues of breaches of human rights right across the world, be it in North Korea, Iran or elsewhere, the one point we always make is that we need to maintain dialogue.

In March last year, Mrs Justice Nicola Davies ruled in Goldscheider's favour on the issues of breach of duty and causation of injury.

Morley says that the changes in cybersecurity have really started to take place in the last 24 months — not just in terms of attacks being ramped up, but also because enterprises have become much more aware of the issue of breaches.

First, the article considers the issue of breach and the extent to which aggregation of breaches and a forward looking approach to their consequence may assist in determining their materiality.

Fixed penalty notices can already be issued for breaches of bans on smoking in enclosed public places, while smoking in work vehicles and on public transport is already banned.

The issue of data breaches is not going away.

However, publishing details of alleged infringers could be dangerous and under English law would raise potential issues of defamation and breach of privacy depending on the exact wording used".

In January 2015, the Attorney general's office announced that they were "considering the issues" of a possible breach of the contempt of court laws by the website.

Bersih leaders have called for Malaysia's Human Rights Commission to conduct an independent inquiry that would span the police's treatment of protesters, as well as the issue of who breached the barricades around Independence Square.

The fact that deputies who had earlier represented SPB are active in prosecuting the Attorney General's action against SPB and others raises no issue of a breach of confidence.

The decision will be seen as a blow to Fifa, which has been determined to get tough on the issue of players breaching their contracts, fearing that smaller clubs were not being properly compensated for youngsters that they may have developed.