Every student area in Sheffield (a Labour gain) knows the real consequences of a "breach of faith".
It certainly could be said that his lie was designed to shield him from the consequences of a breach of legitimate electoral processes.
They must also create contingency plans to address and minimise the consequences of a breach in case, despite their best efforts, one were to occur.
Chancellor George Osborne joined senior policymakers from around the world in urging the US to resolve the debt ceiling impasse, warning of the "extremely serious" consequences of a breach.
My concern is that the majority opinion, broadly read, could be taken as relieving a plaintiff from any legal consequences of a breach of his own duties of self-protection, even when such results in an apportionable exacerbation of the harm suffered in an accident, so long as that breach is not a contributing cause of the accident.
The code states: "Ministers only remain in office for so long as they retain the confidence of the prime minister, he is the ultimate judge of the standards of behaviour expected of a minister and the appropriate consequences of a breach of those standards".
As one of Europe's top policy-makers puts it: "It's appalling that America has put us in this position over Iraq, but in the end we'll have to go along with them because the consequences of a breach with the United States would be even worse".Over the coming months the Union's leaders may therefore begin to speak the same language again.
Instead of telling business line executives that a new set of defenses is available, for instance, a chief information security officer would detail the consequences of a breach.
