Sentence examples for breach- from inspiring English sources

Secondly, for users who do breach the company's terms of service, a new tier of sanction has been introduced.

If the party of which I'm a member makes an announcement which has the potential to breach the law and those obligations then I will argue against it … It would be very unsatisfactory".

Trade union officers and the Labour party seemed to have been caught unaware of the reforms on Wednesday, and saying the proposals appeared to breach the previous understanding that reforms to the funding of political parties would be conducted on a bipartisan basis.

A saver would need to have more than £72,000 deposited in the current top-paying easy access account (paying 1.4%) to breach the £1,000-a-year income barrier.

The move by Lloyds to ask for backing for bonuses of 200% of salary puts the UK government – facing allegations that it is allowing banks to breach the EU rules – on the spot.

This article was amended on 10 July 2014 to correct AbbVie's offer for Shire from 51.15p per share to £51.15; and to clarify that AbbVie's comments appeared to breach Takeover Panel rules, not those of the London Stock Exchange.

But we breach our children's rights all the time: every time we burst into their room, grab them, say some inane parental thing and run out again we are breaching their right to privacy and bodily autonomy.

Images captured on a household surveillance camera could breach data-protection rules if the person filmed was on a public footpath when videoed, the European court of justice (ECJ) has ruled.

This process has not yet concluded, but the provisional findings are that the documentary does not breach the BBC's editorial standards.

According to the usual phalanx of unnamed insiders, eager to breach the impenetrable wall of secrecy and reserve surrounding a woman who has agreed to have her uterus cleaned out on national television, the Kardashian-Wests have employed "a brigade of baby experts" to help them conceive.

If the cap is forecast to be breached, the government must propose measures to reduce welfare spending, seek Commons approval for the cap to be increased, and explain why the breach is justified.