Sentence examples for breach in itself from inspiring English sources

Yet I found the characters one-dimensional, as if the reader's empathy would almost be a Breach in itself.

Although investigators found indications that at least two of the members had at least implicitly rewarded donors with earmarks, the committee said that the appearance of a financial reward for donors does not amount to an ethical breach in itself.

That judgement suggests European courts could interpret the sharing of a hyperlink as a copyright breach in itself — if the person is sharing a link to illegally hosted copyrighted content for a for-profit purpose or if they know the content they are linking to is copyrighted.

In the Council's arcane parlance, Iraq's ongoing breach of past edicts would in itself be sufficient grounds for a more forceful response by Council members, American officials said.

The poet Don Paterson said his death "seems to have left a breach in the language itself".

For poet Don Paterson, "the death of this beloved man seems to have left a breach in the language itself".

AG opinions are usually highly influential on the CJEU — but in this instance the court has sought a third way, ruling that linking when unaware of copyright infringement and in a not-for-profit context is fine but adding a set of exceptions where a hyperlink could be considered a copyright breach in and of itself.

The ICJ judgment notes that "the renaming of an airport could not itself constitute a breach" in the negotiations between the two states.

Breaching it will not in itself be a disciplinary offence, though police chiefs believe the existing discipline codes are thorough enough.

Breaching of supra-glacial in itself could result in a GLOF as in case of the Tshojo GLOF of 2009 in Bhutan (Komori et al. 2012), or it could trigger larger GLOF from glacial lake in the downstream.

Oracle, of course, is no stranger to breaches itself: in August it was found that hundreds of its own computer systems were breached.