Sentence examples for danger of breaching from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year, EMI persuaded backers to inject £105m because it was in danger of breaching debt agreements.

In a recent report the commission singled out four countries in danger of breaching their budget-deficit promises: Germany, France and Portugal as well as Italy.

Whenever the franc looked in danger of breaching the cap, the bank could simply sell the newly-created currency to drive it back down again.

Last month the group revealed it is in danger of breaching its banking covenants and is in talks with its lenders to secure funds for a turnaround programme.

It also said it was in danger of breaching a banking covenant with Barclays, potentially prompting the bank to call in the debt and threaten Hornby with collapse.

Shares in Game collapsed on Tuesday after the retailer warned that a disastrous Christmas means it is danger of breaching its banking covenants.

But the people who control the floor understand the real dangers of breaching the debt limit.

Dayna Tortorici, the editor of n+1, warned against the dangers of breaching the anonymity of the list's creator, and Nicole Cliffe, founding editor of now-defunct feminist blog The Toast proposed a boycott, beseeching writers to pull their work from Harper's magazine, with the offer to compensate their fees.

While tennis instigated the Tennis Integrity Unit in 2008 and continues to educate players and officials about the dangers and penalties of breaching the rules, Eaton believes it is going about it the wrong way.

During the referendum, Labour - and Gordon Brown, in particular - laid enormous stress upon the danger, as they saw it, of breaching the shared benefits structure of the United Kingdom.

Before the commissioning of the barrier, it was calculated that Zeeland's dikes stood in danger of being breached as severely as they were in 1953 once in 250 years on the average.