Sentence examples for were being breached from inspiring English sources

Lawyers were expected to launch legal action over the closure in the PNG supreme court, alleging the detainees' human rights were being breached.

Iwan Jenkins, of the Crown Prosecution Service, said: "Dale Pike stood by and watched as Gareth entered the water knowing that safety regulations were being breached.

Outside auditors hired by Swift confirmed the limited scope of use, and Swift's own representatives (called "scrutineers") had authority to stop access to the data at any time if there was a concern that the restrictions were being breached.

Yet I suspect just the same words were used 50, 70, or 100 years ago when male bastions of exclusiveness were being breached by women; from voting to working in the City to running the Chicago marathon.

I wonder how the justice secretary reacts to a story from Davenant Foundation School in Loughton, Essex, where pupils walked out of classrooms that were fitted with CCTV cameras – on the grounds that their civil liberties were being breached – and refused to return until the camera system had been turned off.

The rights of the detainees, Amnesty said, were being breached by both the Australian and Nauru governments.

But those rules are being breached.

"We can say the highway is being breached.

Even the current quotas, totalling 30m barrels a day, are being breached.

Yes, the rules governing the euro are being breached every day, causing panic in the market.

A survey published in Britain in July 1993 showed that the EC drinking-water directive was being breached in several countries.