Sentence examples for a breech of from inspiring English sources

Anonymity doesn't negate a breech of confidence, it just makes it impossible to pin on the source.

It's especially egregious because it affirmatively states that a breech of confidence can be avoided by doing it anonymously.

She and Mr. Babcock share equal billing on the company masthead, but it was Mr. Babcock rather than Ms. Holmes who, in a breech of dance world practice, took the spotlight several weeks ago to make the curtain speech at the opening performance of Michael Pink's production of "The Hunchback of Notre Dame".

The executive touched on privacy regulations, in the wake of a breech of trust that found Cambridge Analytica harvesting information from 50 million Facebook users.

"I have been doing this [speaking out] for 15 years because I think it's a breech of human rights and an ongoing health and flight safety issue that must be resolved".

According to a letter from Watchung Hills Regional High School District Superintendent Elizabeth Jewett, the district test coordinator got a late night phone call from New Jersey DOE after Pearson initiated a "priority one alert" for a breech of test security within the district.

In the AQ+AS arm there was a breech birth of a macerated baby at 40 weeks, a stillbirth at term, a intrauterine death and a stillbirth in a twin, the other surviving.

"The data breech [sic] is a complete breech of our data and they have posted some of the data on Twitter".

It was a constitutional breech of federal authority that very few so-called "free market" organizations stood up to oppose.

Were anyone to disrespect their friend on the basis of her gender identity, they would see it not as exercise of religious freedom but as the exact opposite: a serious breech of the spirit of aloha, tantamount to sacrilege.

The emperor was intensely sensitive to any breech of protocol.