Sentence examples for face breach from inspiring English sources

The validity of laws that, on their face, breach liberties depends on whether they are necessary and proportionate to achieve a legitimate end.

In August, Clyburn picked up a newspaper to see that Wilson was holding his first town hall meeting in Clyburn's district, three minutes from his house, at the high school Clyburn's children went to — an "in your face" breach of Congressional protocol.

For the French government now believes that "to hide the face breaches minimal needs of social life".

It is understood that the face value of the tickets being offered to the clients at Wimbledon is less than £100, so customers should not face breaching the Bribery Act.

Failure to comply with a code could lead to enforcement actions such as funding withholds or termination, as well as remedies for those individuals or groups whose access rights have been infringed or who face breaches to privacy, discrimination, or violations of procedural fairness.

The chief executive of Deutsche Bank, Josef Ackermann, facing breach of trust charges for his role in approving 57 million euros in payments to Mannesmann executives four years ago, said yesterday that German laws were unfairly punishing business people.

Mecom, which was due to face a covenant test on 31 December, has been urgently trying to reduce a debt burden of almost £600m and faced breaching its debt-to-earnings ratio of 3.5 times earnings.

It's only a matter of time before an organisation faces a breach.

For QPR, the one grey cloud hanging over their return to the Premier League is the substantial fine they will almost certainly face for breaching the Football League's financial fair play rules.

Mike Andrews, who leads the eCrime team at National Trading Standards, confirmed that advertising tickets before they were available, with no information about seat numbers or face value, breached consumer rights law.

In the meantime, Sifton was facing a breach in his own party on the railway question.