Sentence examples for violating agreements from inspiring English sources

If true, the Senator said, Moscow was violating agreements with Washington made after the 1962 missile crisis.

Susan E. Rice, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, has been pressing for a tougher approach, citing Khartoum's history of violating agreements.

The conference should consider automatic penalties for violating agreements on safeguards, Mrs. Clinton said, like suspending international technical cooperation, and using of financial and legal tools "to disrupt illicit proliferation networks".

ABC's iTunes deal led to angry protests from station managers, who believed that ABC was violating agreements that stations would have an initial period of exclusivity over the network programs.

A jury in Memphis said yesterday that Medtronic's spinal products subsidiary should pay $400 million in punitive damages for violating agreements covering its use of surgical products invented by Dr. Gary K. Michelson.

The suit charges that the company committed fraud by violating agreements with the state when the utility subsidiary made billions of dollars in payments to its holding company, while the holding company never sent any money back to help the utility operate.

But the penalties for violating agreement alone are civil: for example, the government can go after any book royalties he might get for publishing secrets.

China maintains that the act violates agreements with the United States.

He said this would violate agreements reached at the Soviet-American summit meeting in November.

But European officials said the provision appeared to violate agreements among countries against subsidizing their exports.

Ford said it would appeal the decision that it had violated agreements with about 3,100 dealerships from 1987 to 1998.