Sentence examples for dramatic breach of from inspiring English sources

Thus, Charles's dramatic breach of parliamentary privilege badly backfired.

ABSORBED by speculation about their government's future after an inquiry commission this week released its final report on the 2006 Lebanon war (see article), Israelis seemed briefly to forget about last week's dramatic breach of the Gaza-Egypt border by Hamas, the Islamist movement that controls the Gaza Strip.

After the Bam earthquake, a dramatic breach of the safety of survivors occurred and "looting time" unfolded (Ibrion et al. 2015b).

TJX, which operates discount stores like T.J. Maxx and Marshalls, told traders Tuesday morning that its profit was severely undercut as it absorbed a $118 million charge that resulted from a dramatic breach of customer data.

In practice, the justice secretary was the canary down the mine of Westminster opinion, setting out in beautiful prose the reasons for his dramatic breach with Cameron.

What's most frustrating of all, though, is Theroux's decision to halt the story just as the longed-for violence begins, a breach of narrative dramatic law.

Following the highly visible and unpopular passage of a rule that unshackles them from serious regulatory oversight, any dramatic changes to their offerings or business deals will be seen as a breach of their newly acquired principles.

The first match against Lawrence's club at the Albert Ground in Redfern came to a dramatic halt when Wills, after having led the Aborigines onto the field, was arrested and later gaoled for a breach of contract.

"A terrible breach of trust".

It's a complete breach of precedent".

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