breach the law

It would also almost certainly breach the law and trigger a judicial review.

The individual may breach the law as he/she tries to obsessively make contact with the desired person.

But this wasn't a jape - they were breaching the law here and international law.

To dip into the Christian lists uncompensated to promote the new bank would breach the law.

Such actions may likely breach the law.

"It is not up to the Tories to claim that they did not breach the law.

The Bolshoi Theater personnel department has breached the law.

If found guilty of breaching the law, first offenders could face up to five years in prison or a five million rand (£400,000) fine.

Surely we should be proud, rather than ashamed, of the fact that most protesters seek to "cause a genteel nuisance without breaching the law"?

As such, research which is so ethically controversial and which clearly breaches the law in many Member States should not be supported.

The wearer would never breach the laws of his people-he's presumed incapable of even contemplating such a thing.

Neither on their behalf, nor on mine, have I any interest in breaching the law or the established ethics of the trade, even passively.'

The Crown Prosecution Service also concluded that there was insufficient evidence that the article had breached the law.

He says he the investigators could only have got the information by breaching the law under Section 55 of the Data Protection Act.

At this point a CoDominium ship appears, ostensibly to stop the conflict which is breaching the Laws of War.

Mr Cooke, said: "The film does not contain material which breaches the law or poses a significant harm risk to adults.

Breaching the law can lead to corporate fines of as much as $2 million and individual fines up to $100,000, as well as jail time.

How can they can cancel the account of a site, saying it is breaching the law when there is not even an indictment against the site?

The junior minister Oryem said Besigye would not be arrested when he returns home "unless he breaches the law.

The brokers appear to have carefully weighed the risks of breaching the law against the profits they would gain from winning the underwriting business of clients.

It also has asked the agency to investigate reports that the Rev. Pat Robertson's campaign may have breached the law with some of its fund-raising practices.

Otunbayeva said the government would be "resolute in cracking down on looting, mayhem and arson and mete out severe punishment for those breaching the law."

The PCC did not uphold the complaint stating: "It found the article caused some offence but there was insufficient evidence it breached the law."

President Umaru Yar'Adua said of the case "... there will neither be sacred cows nor a cover up for anybody found culpable of breaching the law".

If you seek to profit from your faith, you breach the law of Matthew 4:7, 'Thou shalt not tempt the Lord thy God.'