Sentence examples for policy breached from inspiring English sources

Judges in Strasbourg said the "blanket" policy breached human rights because it treated everyone the same regardless of the offence or whether they were convicted.

Chief Justice John Roberts Jr., writing for the 6-to-2 majority, said that the mandate that recipients "pledge allegiance to the government's policy" breached their right to free expression.

The cardinal said the bishops' policy breached those principles by imposing the same punishment on all transgressors, even if an offense was decades old and the clergyman had committed no wrongdoing since.

In 2004 the court of appeal found that the policy breached article 3 of the European convention on human rights and in October 2004 the home secretary abandoned the policy.

The move came after MPs raised concerns the policy breached patient confidentiality and could deter people from seeking treatment.

This disgraceful policy breaches the rights of the women and children.

Facebook's privacy policy breaches European law, report finds Leave Facebook if you don't want to be spied on, warns EU.

The changes will be investigated by EU authorities led by the French data protection watchdog CNIL, which claims the new policy breaches European law.

Parents' complaints about a Christian group running religious seminars in public schools have triggered a warning from the Victorian education department to principals about potential policy breaches.

It's no wonder that domestic politics now fill the foreign policy breach: Washington hasn't really set out to define its own interests and craft a policy that flows from them since 1959.

Glencore also launched an operation codenamed Project Zuckerberg to find evidence of potential social media policy breaches in discussions in private Facebook groups used by CFMEU officials at Oaky North.