Sentence examples for considered breaches from inspiring English sources

And back in 2005, as shadow leader of the Commons, he was described as the jackal of the Tory Party who ruthlessly and persistently pursued what he considered breaches of ethics and the collapse of standards.

Al-Ḥallāj's propensity for travel and his willingness to share the profundity of his mystical experiences with all who would listen were considered breaches of discipline by his Ṣūfī masters.

The document provided a clear definition of educational integrity in dental practical assessments, citing examples of behaviours that would be considered breaches.

Almost all respondents reported having knowledge of formal authorship criteria and two thirds considered breaches of such criteria to be scientific misconduct.

Misdemeanors that are considered breaches of peace in some states include public brawling or public intoxication.

However, our work indicates that people consider breaches may be permissible in a wider, and less strict, range of circumstances.

The views of the public appear more varied although the limited studies on would-be relatives indicate that the majority of people do want to be informed about the existence of a hereditary disease within their family and consider breaches of proband confidentiality acceptable in certain circumstances.

They might even consider breaching our artificially inflated partisan divide.

And he said only a legal ban, similar to that imposed on Sinn Fein in the 1980s, would lead the Corporation to consider breaching its "central principle of impartiality".

Writing in the Guardian, Thompson says ministers would have to impose a broadcasting ban on the party – as Margaret Thatcher did with Sinn Féin in the 1980s – before the BBC would consider breaching its "central principle of impartiality".

I said treat the friendlies very, very seriously or consider breaching one of the rules… basically making more than six substitutions".