Примеры использования Was a breach на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It was a breach.
The Committee confirmed that the inaction of the State was a breach of international law.
It was a breach?
Any marriage contracted without the consent of both parties was a breach of both Islamic and modern secular law.
That was a breach of West Point's honour code.
Any attempt to use sanctions to change the political orlegal order of a State was a breach of international law.
This was a breach.
It also stresses that the invasion andoccupation of the State of Kuwait by Iraq was a breach of inter-Arab and international treaties.
This was a breach of the rules and of principle 17 of the Body of Principles.
See, what happened here was a breach in the main coolant line.
This was a breach of contract for which the buyer should bear responsibility.
Georg Kiesinger agreed to this compromise, but Hallstein considered this was a breach of the Treaty and on 5 May 1967 he asked not to be re-nominated at all.
It was a breach of protocol and ethics, And you're lucky I don't bring you up on charges.
It should be recalled that non-submission was a breach of the international commitment undertaken by States parties.
This was a breach of international law for purposes that bore no relation to the mandate of the Special Commission as set forth in Security Council resolution 687 1991.
Furthermore, she submitted that having to exercise her religion discreetly was a breach of article 18 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
Ms. Hayashi asked whether a worker dismissed because she was pregnant could bring a lawsuit on the grounds that her dismissal was a breach of the Convention.
As far as Pembroke is concerned, the seizing andexecution of a prisoner in his custody was a breach of the most fundamental chivalric codes, and a serious affront to his honour.
It was a breach of his right to respect for his privacy since it did not recognize, facilitate or allow him to display important aspects of his identity and his Sikh religious and ethnic tradition.
The joint venture further stated that,the Ministry's action in stopping the flow of United States dollars to the PC-1 Project was a breach of the Restart Agreement.
Where the primary act was a breach of civil or administrative law, any failure to provide effective redress is more likely to be attributable to the domestic law or to failings particular to the judge.
The Tribunal ruled that the seller had failed to pay the money to the buyer within the period of time stipulated in the supplementary agreement,and its behaviour was a breach of contract, for which it must accept responsibility.
Counsel points out that it was a breach of the Judges' Rules not to charge the author then; these Rules are strict and do not allow the police to delay charging an accused in order to improve their evidence.
Even the most basic review revealed massive violations of the rights of people living in the occupied territories, andIsrael's continuing refusal to cooperate with the Special Committee was a breach of its obligations.
It had not, however, given the Secretariat a mandate to follow up on those issues;their inclusion in the mandate of the Special Envoy was a breach of Article 2, paragraph 7, of the Charter, which prohibited interference in the internal affairs of Member States.
The Tribunal held that the seller had stated clearly in its faxes that it reserved theright to claim compensation, and that the failure of the buyer to send a ship for loading the goods at the time agreed upon in the contract was a breach of contract.
Mr. Rosales Díaz(Nicaragua) lamented the growing tendency of donor countries to reduce their ODA, which was a breach of their international commitments and showed a lack of political will to redress historical injustices.
The author reiterates that he did attempt to have HREOC examine his claim that the limitation of pension payments under the Act to heterosexual partners of veterans was a breach of article 26 of the Covenant.
Under that paragraph, what was a breach of an international obligation at a specific moment could later yield a result equivalent to that required under the obligation by virtue of the subsequent conduct of the State, in effect annulling the breach. .
For example, in R. v. Askov, 21 the Supreme Court of Canada noted that a delay of two years between committal for trial and the trial was a breach of the right to be tried within a reasonable time.