Sentence examples for breach of private from inspiring English sources

Ramsay's claim is for breach of private information, breach of confidence, breach of copyright and conspiracy.

And it looks especially minimal when compared the recent 10-year prison sentence handed to Jeremy Hammond by the US government for his role in the breach of private intelligence firm Stratfor.

Breaches of private medical data have become distressingly commonplace, with two substantial ones disclosed in the last week alone.

Mrs. Clinton's campaign released a statement saying she would "closely monitor the State Department's investigation into this and the other breaches of private passport information".

After arguments from Ms. Sarkozy's lawyers, who said the book was a breach of her private life, the court said it would give a decision on Friday.

"In regards to your request, the museum cannot responsibly comment on this subject as art, as it was not President Bush's public submission, but a breach of his private communications which is equal to theft," said the museum in a statement.

Mr Hollande did not deny the allegations, stating in a declaration only that he "profoundly deplored the breach of respect of private life".

The limiting factor for someone depicted in fact-fiction is that breach of confidence requires private information to be revealed and not all aspects of our lives are private.

Finally, parties may be able to resort to breach of copyright if private pictures have been obtained unlawfully or without consent.

When a resident known as Newtown's benefactress, who paid for several public buildings in town, filed for a divorce, in 1900, the paper covered the news briefly; the rest of the article deplored the practice of divorce, calling it a breach of "public and private morals".

Taylor launches a legal action against the News of the World for breach of confidence, misuse of private information and invasion of privacy.