Sentence examples for systematically breached from inspiring English sources
David Gallop, N.R.L. chief executive, said at a televised news conference that the Storm had systematically breached the league's annual salary cap, set last season at 4.4 million Australian dollars, or $4.1 million.
According to the two European entrepreneurs / enfants terribles, Volpi (pictured) has systematically breached his fiduciary duties at Joost to become the next Chairman of Skype if it were to be effectively sold to the new investor group that has agreed to acquire the company from current owner eBay.
After all, Iran has systematically breached its voluntarily-assumed obligations under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty for more than 30 years.
Hammond condemned the way in which the ceasefire agreement signed in Minsk had been "systematically breached".
Mr Hammond condemned the "unacceptable" way in which the ceasefire agreement had been "systematically breached".
"The security forces are not established yet, and the Taliban, in order to show to the world and the Afghans, that they have, they can, infiltrate the security cordons and that there are intelligence blunders and that they can do what they want, systematically are breaching the security — in Kandahar, Kabul, Jalalabad".
The report argues that children's rights are still being systematically and directly breached in many areas, including the right to confidentiality if they disclose abuse and the right to influence decisions about where they should live.
A spokeswoman for Wilson Security said the company followed the reporting guidelines established by Australia's immigration department and denied that incident reports are systematically downgraded in breach of the guidelines.
The FanFair Alliance, which was unveiled on Thursday, is designed to unite fans, artists and music businesses against online touts who have been accused of systematically exploiting gig goers, breaching UK laws and diverting revenues from the creative economy.
From a contemporary chronicler, Hernán Pérez del Pulgar, historians know how they proceeded piecemeal but systematically against the magnates, sometimes using a nobleman's defiance of the law, sometimes a breach of the peace or of a pledge, to take over or destroy his castles and thus his independent military power.
