Sentence examples for a breach the from inspiring English sources

With so clear a breach, the commission will have little option but to start proceedings.

After a breach, the first line of defense will be state election officials.

However, to find a breach, the CISG demands a more substantial deviation than what the UCC requires.

My commute is less a shift in narrative than a breach, the rough equivalent of a David Foster Wallace endnote: aesthetically jarring, physically inconvenient, and essential.

Within 10 days of a breach the president would notify Congress, which then would have 30 days to vote to reimpose sanctions.

Grand jury proceedings are confidential and if there has been a breach, the prosecutor's office may have to start over with a newly empaneled group.

The rebels called the takeover a breach of the cease-fire, news agencies said.

Breaking the law constitutes a breach of the company's contract with the Education Department.

Many MPs viewed the imposition of the tax as a breach of the Petition of Right.

"The Politics of Religion" (editorial, May 28) tries to turn a severe breach of the separation of church and state by the Department of Health and Human Services into a breach by the Roman Catholic Church.

The palace said the latest publication was a "breach of the couple's right to privacy".