Sentence examples for clearly breaching from inspiring English sources

In firing Comey, he was clearly breaching the wall that's meant to separate law enforcement from political meddling.

If Koch is clearly breaching academic freedom at the other campuses they are funding, is it not appropriate for us to assume that the same violations have happened on the campus that has received more than TWICE as much funding as the other 360 Koch-funded schools combined?

The paper had clearly breached the clause on accuracy.

Dennison told him he had clearly breached not just company regulations but also "standard journalistic ethics".

By publicly taking sides in current political arguments, Sir Nicholas Houghton has clearly breached that constitutional principle.

"The summary by Judge Eckert clearly breached all such assurances of confidentiality.

The truth is that dividing the term of the first president clearly breaches the treaty's spirit, if not its letter.

[So this] decision by the CC will clearly breach the EU Treaty duty of sincere cooperation between the EU and the UK.

The government makes some specific (and lengthy) points too in response to particular criticisms: Accusation: "The [Media Act] clearly breaches the spirit and the letter of EU treaties.

U.S. officials have said that regardless of the payload and whether the North succeeded in putting the satellite into orbit, the launching clearly breached a 2006 U.N. resolution.

The committee concluded: "Whilst we acknowledge that there are mitigating circumstances, Ms Smith clearly breached the rules of the house by wrongly designating her main home from 2004 to 2009.