Sentence examples for contract was breached from inspiring English sources

"If any contract was breached, we are going to take direct action," she said.

Ms. Shapiro, a highly regarded programming executive who previously led ABC's daytime division, is leaving the company, contending her contract was breached two weeks ago, Disney executives acknowledge.

Mr. Cardona is now suing Banana Kelly for back pay, saying his contract was breached, and would not discuss his history with the group.

The courts didn't rule on the facts of the case — whether the firing was righteous or the contract was breached — but on whether Mr. Leach could sue the state without its permission.

While the judge, Ira Gammerman, said last month that Mr. Rather could continue to pursue a claim against CBS that his contract was breached, he rebuffed Mr. Rather's efforts to collect damages from Sumner M. Redstone, the executive chairman of CBS; Leslie Moonves, the chief executive of CBS; and Andrew Heyward, the former president of CBS News.

Richard A. Grasso, the former chairman of the New York Stock Exchange, filed a countersuit yesterday against the exchange and John S. Reed, his successor at the Big Board, asking for $50 million in damages and contending that his contract was breached and his reputation was besmirched.

If the contract is breached the matter can be referred back to the panel or to the referring agency.

If a contract is breached, Saudi courts will only award compensation for proven direct damage.

If the contract is breached, the third party has all the rights that he would have if he had been a party to the initial contract.

Contingencies built into the monitoring agreement can result in details of the case being reported to the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario, the regulatory body, when aspects of the contract are breached.

The benefit of a legal entity is that the entity carries insurance and provides a single point of authority for enforcement should the terms of the contract be breached.