Sentence examples for sustained breaches from inspiring English sources

Vodafone has been fined £4.6m by Ofcom for "serious and sustained" breaches of consumer protection rules.

Saul said Spain and France had well-resourced diplomatic missions across the world and Australia's sustained breaches of international law would be used against it.

And finally … Last week Vodafone was fined £4.6m by Ofcom for "serious and sustained" breaches of consumer protection rules, including £925,000 for flaws in its complaints-handling processes and £3.7m for taking pay-as-you go customers' money without providing a service.

Australia was last month elected – in an uncontested "clean slate" poll – to the powerful UN human rights council, but the ascension brought criticism of its sustained breaches of international human rights laws.

He said: "The claimant is entitled to substantial damages for his unlawful detention, since he would not have been held in detention for any part of the claimed period had the Secretary of State for the home department operated her policies lawfully, and if necessary additional damages for the sustained breaches of articles 3 and 8".

Panels that survived the blast detonation without sustaining a breach were tested under monotonic static loads to determine their static post-blast load resistance.

By the operation of this rule, then, the party who attempts performance may be placed in a much worse situation than he who wholly disregards his contract, and the other party may receive much more, by the breach of the contract, than the injury which he has sustained by such breach, and more than he could be entitled to were he seeking to recover damages by an action.

At the time, RSA said it had sustained a data breach that could have compromised some of its security products.

RSA acknowledged in March that it had sustained a data breach that could have compromised some of its security products.

For example, last year, shareholders filed a securities-related class action lawsuit against Equifax following the credit monitoring and reporting company's disclosure that it had sustained a data breach involving more than 140 million US customers.

We are not aware of a case relating to a sitting MP which has involved such a sustained and pervasive breach of the House's rules on registration, declaration and paid advocacy.