Sentence examples for a system would breach from inspiring English sources

But Ms Hasina and the AL scrapped the plan after Bangladesh's Supreme Court ruled such a system would breach the constitution.

Such a system would be expensive.

Such a system would raise new questions.

But neither is yet far enough advanced to justify construction of a system within the next several years, a step that would breach the ABM treaty.

Supporters of the present system say that means-testing them would breach a vital social principle and save little money.

Mr Robertson said extradition would be a "blatant breach" of British constitutional principles and would breach five "fundamental rights" under the European Convention on Human Rights.

He says returning him there would breach his human rights, because when in Italy he was given no access to the asylum system and ended up sleeping in a park in Milan.

Since the purpose and justification of punishment is to deter people from breaching the law, a deterrence system would impose on civil disobedients whatever punishment was necessary and sufficient to achieve that end.

If Johnson's threat had been carried out, the current system would be in breach of the European ruling, and other reforms – to introduce a uniform system of appeal for people to argue to have their profiles removed from the database – would also have been lost.

A hybrid system would provide the power.

Certainly, a better education system would help.