Sentence examples for a basic breach of from inspiring English sources
From the perspective of the cryptographic community, this isn't about trade-offs, but a basic breach of trust.
"Though limited, these actions were highly inappropriate, a basic breach of trust with the reporters it was his job to assist, and inconsistent with established communications office policies.
Not surprisingly, Rep. Issa moved quickly to remove Bardella, saying in a released statement that, "though limited, these actions were highly inappropriate, a basic breach of trust with the reporters it was his job to assist, and inconsistent with established communications office policies".
LONDON — When the Buenos Aires team San Lorenzo de Almagro played and won a Primera Division match at Colón over the weekend, it knowingly breached a basic statute of FIFA law.
Although it had long been assumed that Israel had a nuclear capability, the publication of inside information about its extent was seen in Jerusalem as a disastrous breach of basic security.
In the event of a serious breach of basic values of the Union, a Member State can be sanctioned.
That group views such stopgap measures as a breach of basic principles, stipulating that museums can sell art only to finance new acquisitions.
The Awl, a website which collated reactions to the episode, noted that, while being passed the firearm, Ms Palin immediately moved her finger inside its trigger guard, a breach of basic safety rules.
We've seen the outcome of assuming that voters will choose equality, which is what many of us in California thought would happen with Proposition 8. We expected that such a narrow-minded breach of basic human rights wouldn't fly in such an enlightened state.
And though social contracts by their nature are not written documents, everyone on the 6 13 knew a basic rule of civility had been breached.
A former Israeli prime minister who could challenge Mr. Netanyahu in coming elections, Ehud Olmert, criticized what he called his rival's failed attempt to interfere in the United States' election as "a significant breach of the basic rules governing ties between nations".
