Sentence examples for a total breach of from inspiring English sources

"I think the reason why the prime minister is in such a panic over the NHS is because he knows that this is a total breach of the promises he made at the election," he said.

President Mohamed Morsi of the Muslim Brotherhood's party did not want to get dragged into a total breach with Israel on behalf of Hamas, and instead threw Egypt's weight into mediating a cease-fire.

"A dossier passed to us by a BBC whistleblower has revealed it to be in total breach of the BBC's editorial guidelines as a public broadcaster".

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That consideration should be given to amendment of the law to allow prosecution of offences involving racist language or behaviour, and of offences involving the possession of offensive weapons, where such conduct can be proved to have taken place otherwise than in a public place" This is a total and absolute breach of civil liberties.

The BIJ's analysis reveals almost half the recorded incidents were category 4 breaches – a total of 4,455, or an average of six a day.

A total of 47.1% of female and 48.8% of male medical student respondents and 28.8% of female and 27.5% of male other healthcare student respondents reported instigating similar breaches themselves.

He was subsequently fined a total of £200,000 for a range of breaches of the association's rules and banned for life from "any participation" in Scottish football.

Cyber Security and Healthcare IoT: According to the Protenus Breach Barometer report, there were a total of 450 health data breaches in 2016, affecting over 27 million patients.

Standard Chartered insisted that 99.9% of its transactions had been lawful and apologised that just under 300, worth a total of $14m, had breached the rules.

Nine pharmaceutical companies are to be fined a total of €146m for breaching EU anti-trust rules, the Competition Commissioner, Joaquin Almunia, has announced.