Sentence examples for breaches a from inspiring English sources
Such favouritism breaches a market-fairness rule known as Regulation NMS.
But the main problem with reduction is that it breaches a wall at the center of pro-choice psychology.
This breaches a "federal pact" negotiated last December, and provincial governors are challenging the cuts in the courts.
Under common law, a defendant does not have the requisite intent to defraud when he willfully breaches a contract alone.
At the end of August, banks will be closely watching to see if it breaches a loan covenant test.
However, critics argue it breaches a child's right to privacy, while others have raised concerns about security.
The film has been refused a release because it breaches a boycott Israel directive maintained by the Lebanese government.
The major breaches — a disconcerting log of stolen laptops, hacked networks, unencrypted records, misdirected mailings, missing files and wayward e-mails — took place in 44 states.
This article shows that up-front payments can eliminate the overinvestment effect identified by Shavell (1980), by controlling which party breaches a contract.
The BIJ's analysis reveals almost half the recorded incidents were category 4 breaches – a total of 4,455, or an average of six a day.
So Cameron wishes to make the criminalisation of these breaches a key part of his new policy to tackle forced marriage?
