Sentence examples for openly breached from inspiring English sources
But a dangerous line has been crossed, and a bad signal sent to other places, if, in the name of group rights, the principle of equality before the law is openly breached.
Although the civil disobedient openly breaches some part of the law, her willing submission to punishment reinforces the legal system as a whole.
Iceland is not the only transgressor: Norway openly breaches the moratorium, while Japanese scientists claim the need to kill quite a few whales.Environmentalists argue that both species are scarce, and the fin whale officially endangered.
Were a private-sector company so openly to breach labor contracts, it would be ruled illegal; and if, somehow, it wasn't, it would spark an almighty labor confrontation.
APP openly admits it has breached its zero deforestation pledge three times in the year since it was made.
The worker, Nadia Eweida, a part-time member of the British Airways staff, was sent home without pay in September 2006 after she decided to wear a cross openly in breach of rules designed to project the airline's corporate image.
"The time is not far when the frontier of censorship will be breached and the people will openly demand freedom of expression".
In a statement, Pearson said it did "not believe it has breached any laws, and will continue to fully and openly cooperate with the commission".
A recent Nordic joint report described a research project involving individuals with mental illness in which patients had received an e-mail with e-mail addresses to all patients openly listed, and researchers breaching integrity by including personal data on cancer on PowerPoint slides for a public meeting.
The investigation also uncovered a document which openly concedes that Lloyds has lost some crucial customer evidence and that staff breached customers' privacy under the Data Protection Act on some occasions.
