Sentence examples for breached the requirements from inspiring English sources
b) Google willfully failed to use its reasonable best efforts to complete the deal or otherwise willfully breached the requirements in the agreement to obtain antitrust approval.
At the same lunch he breached the requirement for members to act always on their personal honour.
He also breached the requirement to act on his personal honour by demonstrating a clear willingness to negotiate an agreement that would involve providing parliamentary services in return for reward, the committee said.
Fifa's ethics committee is understood also to be investigating whether the payment breached the requirement in Fifa's ethics code for football people to avoid "existing or potential conflicts of interest".
They show that those hospitals as a whole breached the requirement to treat 95% of A&E patients within four hours during both December and January, though only missed that key NHS target by a fraction of one per cent in December and 0.64% in January.
They need to be vigilant to make sure inappropriate assessment and comments do not contribute to the final decisions and, more importantly, to ensure that reviewers who breach the requirements of impartiality and objectivity are not requested to provide reviews again.
"ICE's no-release policy plainly breaches the requirement that defendants minimize the detention of children," the complaint says.
The 'other' item was not included in the scoring of any of the behavioural scales because the potential variability in this item would breach the requirement for scale standardisation and scale comparability.
And although Western firms had good reason to want to conduct trials that were in line with Helsinki requirements in order to ensure that their intellectual property would be protected, they often seem to have breached those requirements in other parts of the world.
Insurgents breached the defences.
In Phoenix, three airline employees intentionally tried to breach the new security requirements, and succeeded.
