Sentence examples for certain breaches from inspiring English sources

Still, the judge sided with the priest's court-appointed lawyer, Lawrence Hopkins, when he argued that the government was double-counting in asking the judge to add prison time for certain breaches.

In a statement, it hinted that Current's transformation into Al Jazeera gave it an opening to drop the channel: "As a result of our inability to come to terms on a new agreement and due to certain breaches of the existing agreement, we have decided not to carry Current TV on U-verse".

However they emphasize the great difficulty posed by this because of competitive, technical, legal, and possibly embarrassing reasons (i.e., disclosing certain breaches could harm their image).

This means that they tend to notice when they're treated in ways that diminish their status and that they may get embarrassed about certain breaches of etiquette that other women might not even notice.

The building owner is alleging "certain alleged breaches under its lease.... Should the company fail to resolve this matter on acceptable terms, they could result in material liability," American Apparel said in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The total is certain to breach the 5m mark within the next couple of months.

It took on huge debts in 2007 to buy the firm and is almost certain to breach lending terms without further investment, handing control to lender Citigroup.

However, it seems certain that breaching of the protective barriers in the infected host represents a complex picture resulting from a combined activity of multiple pathogenic factors at different stages of disease.

"We were only allowed to let through a certain number of breaches a month, in order for our performance to look good.

VW could face a fine of $1.1m per breach if a court finds it did breach certain consumer laws.

No one knows for certain who will breach that gulf.