Sentence examples for for a breach from inspiring English sources

In March, he claimed credit for a breach of Comodo, in Italy.

He's serving 657 days for a breach of the peace and contempt of court.

Anyway, Jacqueline used the book as the excuse for a breach with us.

She said the coalition's platform was "openly calling for a breach of their international obligations".

When the SNP did that some months back they were ticked off for a breach of etiquette by the Speaker.

Tenants who do this without consent risk eviction for a breach of their assured shorthold tenancy agreement.

The agreement dictates that neither side discuss the sum involved, and the penalty for a breach is a $1m fine.

But suspending a sentence means there is a risk that an offender will be imprisoned for a breach.

12.37pm: The Ofcom pair are asked what legitimate justifications could be made for a breach of privacy.

The penalty for a breach is payment of a non-interest-bearing deposit that can be converted into a fine as large as 0.5% of GDP.

The Attorney General is fined £5,000 for a breach of a law which she helped to draft – and refuses to resign.