Sentence examples for because of breach from inspiring English sources

If it does not get the license, Contador is certain to sue for his freedom because of breach of contract.

When Janet filed for divorce, she contended that the postnuptial agreement was void, because of breach of fiduciary duty, fraud, and failure of consideration.

Infineon canceled an agreement defining the terms of the ProMos Technologies venture with Mosel "because of repeated breaches of contract," said a spokeswoman, Katja Schlendorf.

Mr Ram, 67, said Mr Varadarajan and a non-family CEO had been replaced because of breaches of business and journalistic conduct.

"These things don't happen because of breaches of security," he said, "but because something happens that you can't predict, and nurses are on the front lines".

Although I am one of the fortunate few whose homes were not flooded, more than 75percentt of New Orleans was inundated because of breaches in levees constructed by the Army Corps of Engineers.

Forest, who this week sacked Stuart Pearce as manager and saw chief executive Paul Faulkner resign, are already under an embargo from the Football League because of breaching Financial Fair Play rules.

In today's opinion, the advocate general writes: "In recent months, the supervisory authorities of several Member States have decided to impose fines on Facebook, because of breaches of the rules on the protection of the personal data of its users.

I see so many startups coming unravelled because of breaches of trust.

Seven patients were excluded because of breaches of study protocol.

I don't want to break off the journey because of a breach of etiquette.