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The FIA said in a statement on Wednesday that it had decided after receiving a report from Mercedes into the test that "the conditions of this testing may constitute a break of the applicable FIA rules".

And while such things won't constitute a break in the Sabbath, not everyone approves of them, feeling, as one observant Jewish friend of mine said, they go against the "spirit of the Sabbath".

If so, the collaboration between the UWK and the Brotherhood would constitute a break with a fundamental principle of the group that is upheld by ultras or militant soccer fans across the globe, that they do not constitute political groupings.

This should not constitute a break in confidentiality if the anonymity of the patient is guaranteed.

Sticking with a cocktail constitutes a break, a vacation from the conventions of dining.

John Lanchester suggests that "modernist cuisine" constitutes a break from the past (A Critic at Large, March 21st).

The resulting headlines suggested that this constituted a break with her father.

But in the current negotiations, what, exactly, constitutes a break of the pledge?

Emily Behar New York City John Lanchester suggests that "modernist cuisine" constitutes a break from the past (A Critic at Large, March 21st).

The all-inclusive nature of the emissions cuts constitutes a break with one of the defining principles of the last 20 years of climate talks – that wealthy countries should carry the burden of cutting carbon dioxide emissions.

It constitutes a break with the ancient Greek principle of arranging figures on a single base line; Polygnotus replaced the horizontal base lines by irregular mounting or descending terrain lines.