Sentence examples for remained in breach of from inspiring English sources

Since then the UK government has remained in breach of its legal obligations.

Every day the country remained in breach of the ceiling, the problems would be compounded.

2.51pm BST Breaking: UK will remain in breach of NO2 standards beyond 2030 The UK government has been embarrassed in the European Court of Justice today.

Last night the UK's Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) published projections that revealed it will remain in breach of EU standards until after 2030.

Mr. Cameron said that Colonel Qaddafi's government remained in "flagrant breach" of the United Nations resolution, citing fresh reports of fighting in Misurata, a city seized by rebels and now under a counterassault by loyalist forces.

At the moment, migrants with current leave to remain who are working illegally in breach of their conditions may be prosecuted and are liable, if convicted, to a six month custodial sentence and-or an unlimited fine.

Migrants with current leave to remain but who are working illegally in breach of their conditions may be prosecuted under the Immigration Act 1971 and be liable on summary conviction to a six-month custodial sentence and/or an unlimited fine.

This appears to make the world's most celebrated football intermediary "super‑agent" in breach of Fifa's agents regulations, which remain in force.

That was in breach of Czech law.

Of course, you are in breach of your visa.

It found that this was in breach of police rules.