The word 'breaching' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the act of breaking or entering through a wall, fence, or other barrier or to the act of breaking a law, agreement, or promise. Example sentence: The soldier's mission was to breach the enemy stronghold.
When I wasn't worrying about how to stop the water breaching my bodily barriers, I was fretting about catching pond life in the miniature drag net that is a swimming costume on an ample bosom.
— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) October 26 , 2012Car bomb explodes in southern Damascus; initial reports of large numbers of casualties: activists Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 5.26pm BST17:26 Claims of ceasefire breaches on both sites Both the Syrian army and the activists have accused each other side of breaching the ceasefire.
The current tests are already the subject of legal disagreements between the UK government and the commission, which believes there are cases in which the UK is already breaching EU law.
Growing numbers of hospitals are breaching key waiting times for cancer that are meant to ensure speedier diagnosis and treatment in order to maximise patients' chances of survival.
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.
The Egyptian authorities claim the men were guilty of breaching the country's security and recently further extended their detention.
They accused Mosby in sharply personal terms of breaching the US constitution, the Maryland declaration of rights, and her professional code.
In the meantime, if you ever wondered what happened to Ashton Agar, then wonder no longer: Last year's Ashes golden boy Ashton Agar has been suspended from Western Australia's next four-day match for breaching the CA code of behaviour.
The vote came at 2am on Tuesday, too late to prevent the country breaching the midnight fiscal cliff deadline.
In addition to Adamu, Reynald Temarii, from Tahiti, also had his appeal against a one-year ban for breaching Fifa rules thrown out by the appeals committee while the three former Fifa ethics committee members Slim Aloulou, Amadou Diakite and Ahongalu Fusimalohi, had their suspensions reduced but the decisions upheld.
The landmark case, brought by a small environmental group through the UK courts, will allow people to sue the government for breaching EU pollution laws and will force ministers to prepare plans for many cities to improve air quality.
