Sentence examples for constitute a breach from inspiring English sources

Deporting a refugee would constitute a breach of international law.

I am sure these gloat-notes constitute a breach of Human Rights regulations, Lina.

Whether the changes in Beyoncé's appearance constitute a breach of contract remains to be seen.

Drug use in the workplace may also constitute a breach of health and safety regulations".

A drawing, however realistically executed with the finest charcoal pencil, does not constitute a breach of copyright.

The lawyers argued that a denial of his argument would constitute a breach of his human rights.

O'Donnell said: "Dr Fox's actions clearly constitute a breach of the ministerial code which Dr Fox has already acknowledged.

But those millions of Facebook profiles do not in fact constitute a breach: they were obtained legally.

And of course, the decisions about what does and does not constitute a breach of the guidelines can be subjective.

Failure to address within a reasonable timeframe a weakness in procedures, controls or processes that do or may constitute a breach of regulations is not acceptable.

The organization of the new company and the turning over of the stocks and business to it are alleged to constitute a breach of the Sherman act.