Sentence examples for breaking of the basic from inspiring English sources

The underlying cause was, as the President said before, the breaking of the basic bargain linking pay to productivity.

He's absolutely right -- and it's the first time he or any other president has clearly stated the long-term structural problem that's been widening the gap between the very top and everyone else for thirty years -- the breaking of the basic bargain linking pay to productivity gains.

China has failed to break out of the basic bulk-carrier market, where ships may cost as little as $30m.

MS. EVANS: I guess the hugeness of what we are studying finally caught up with me once we broke out of the basic principles of physics.

Online games are so big, long and expensive that we have not yet seen very many attempts to break out of the basic paradigm.

This breaks one of the basic rules for adequate market resource allocation, as there is no symmetry of information.

Presidential candidate George McGovern committed career suicide during his 1972 campaign against Richard Nixon when he walked into a delicatessen in the Lower East Side and ordered a "kosher hot dog and a glass of milk", breaking the basic kosher rule of not mixing meat and dairy.

Advantage, service, fault, break, love, the basic elements of tennis are those of everyday existence, because every match is a life in miniature.

This breaks all the basic rules of corporate governance, reduces the power of directors and is the single greatest cause of a lack of debate, challenge and constructive conflict within a board.

Noah Feldman, a professor at Harvard Law School, argued last week that, because "the only legally binding check on law enforcement is the authority of the judiciary to say what the law is," a President who blocks the courts from sanctioning a sheriff who intentionally defies the law "is breaking the basic structure of the legal order".

I can only see these criticisms raised so long after the event as an attempt to deflect blame from Trevor's own part in what happened.' In an interview with the Daily Telegraph yesterday to publicise his forthcoming book on the tragedy, Rees-Jones said Dodi was arrogant and reckless - repeatedly and cynically breaking the basic rules of security over Diana.