Sentence examples for breach constitutes from inspiring English sources

The FTC is now investigating whether that breach constitutes a violation of the 2011 settlement, which carries the force of law.

However, its breach constitutes evidence of disability discrimination.

Police chiefs, who have been unable to establish contact with Kennedy have said any such breach of protocol constitutes "heresy".

The press labelled the incident an "embarrassment" while the lawyers are arguing that the club's position constitutes breach of contract and the player should thus be released on a free transfer.

Barriers to GPs undertaking partner notification (provider referral) included: lack of time and staff; lack of contact details; uncertainty about the legality of contacting partners and whether this constitutes breach of patient confidentiality; and feeling both personally uncomfortable and inadequately trained to contact someone who is not their patient.

The senators propose to provide clearer guidelines for interrogators by amending the War Crimes Act to enumerate several "grave breaches" that constitute violations of Common Article 3. Several issues appeared to remain in flux, among them whether the two sides could agree on language protecting C.I.A. officers from legal action for past interrogations and for any conducted in the future.

Rather alleged "egregious conduct" constituting "breach of contract, fraud, breach of fiduciary duty, prima facie tort, tortious interference with contract and interference with prospective economic advantage, that have cost his significant financial loss and seriously damaged his reputation".

This constitutes a breach of company law.

The complaint charges that the use of prohibited drugs constitutes a breach of contract.

Facebook has bristled at the suggestion that what Kogan and Cambridge Analytica did constitutes a breach.

Their meeting constitutes a breach of conduct for the boy and a betrayal of Catholicism for the girl.