Sentence examples for breach the principle from inspiring English sources

Grexit would breach the principle that euro membership is irrevocable, making investors worry about other countries that might be forced out.

But aides argue the letters do not show the prince engaging in matters of party political contention, implying they do not breach the principle of political neutrality.

There has been an ongoing debate since the lottery came into being as to what the additionality principle is and how to test whether any proposed funding might breach the principle.

"The Commission did not breach the principle of equal treatment when it decided to treat uniformly installations that are in different situations, due to the use of different fuels, when determining the benchmarks," the court ruling said on Thursday.

This may be justified in terms of harms to the patient (Principle 2) – the procedure has no benefit to the patient himself or herself, so it may breach the principle of non-maleficence.

"It is not possible to establish what exactly the match referee said to Hulk," Lukin said in a statement, telling Matyunin that in future he should "strictly keep to the status of an official, not breach the principles of fair play, and behave respectfully to the competition participants".

On the one hand, some aid agencies did maintain co-operations with private military/security contractors, especially "in the case of armed escort," which would probably breach the principles of neutrality (Fast 2014, p. 103).

Furthermore, doctors should not be required by their routine practice to perform procedures for which they do not feel confident of their own competence, as this would breach the principles of Good Medical Practice.

The reform goes some way to breaching the principle of parliamentary sovereignty.

It rejected the measure for breaching the principle of fiscal equality between households, a cornerstone of France's tax code.

In the past courts have often proved deferential for fear of breaching the principle of parliamentary sovereignty.