Sentence examples for committed a breach from inspiring English sources

"He doesn't even attempt to countenance he might have committed a breach and done something wrong".

Though no data in the flight recorder was tampered with, the airline committed a "breach of protocol," the board said.

They were reprimanded by officials at F.B.I. headquarters, who said they had committed a breach of protocol.

The tribunal ultimately found that the club committed a breach of the rules in exceeding the £1.825m cap in the 2014 season.

Mr. Gough will stand trial Thursday on the latest charges against him, that he committed a "breach of the peace" by wandering naked near a park in Dunfermline on July 20.

Both were demoted to professor because the board believed they had committed a breach of ethics and left Gardner-Webb vulnerable to legal action by allowing Webb's academic record to become public during the debate on White's conduct.

But Mr Papandreou commits a "breach of trust" if he calls a referendum.The debtors, moreover, bear the cost of the creditors' mistakes.

The War Office was informed that two regiments of the 132nd Division had re-entered Peiping, thus committing a breach of the recent agreement.

Gough, from Eastleigh in Hampshire, was today convicted of committing a breach of the peace on July 20 by walking naked in a public place near a children's play park in the Townhill area of Dunfermline, Fife.

Ms. Blake says that one part of the genesis of "The Postmistress" was the idea that a postal worker entrusted with getting letters to their addressees might have reason to commit a breach of ethics.

To commit a breach of loyalty was to risk exile to fashion Siberia, as a roster that included Geoffrey Beene, Pauline Trigère and the society belle Nan Kempner could attest.