Sentence examples for going to breach from inspiring English sources

"At the last minute they opened the reservoir, because they thought it was going to breach.

Italy and Spain are both going to breach their deficit targets.All this raises the question of whether Germany and the EU can hold the line on budget discipline.

Campbell denied it and, again, as no Westminster correspondent was going to breach the omertà of the lobby, there was no way of proving that he was lying.

Early last year, Oriental Trading negotiated waivers on the terms of some of its loans with the banks after it became clear the company was going to breach them.

Asked if an election was in the offing, Mr. Blair told a news conference: "I'm not going to breach the golden rule: don't start talking about general elections unless and until an election is called".

The only real omission is that if you want to stop something coming out because you find that they are going to breach your privacy, you would still have to go to court to do that, which of course is very expensive.

But, he says, "a wall placed where it needs to be placed, designed the way it needs to be designed, is still going to be breached". Border agents require surveillance tools to detect those breaches, he says.

Rangers' missed and, four minutes later, United's scored, Stuart Armstrong's clinical finish proving an embodiment of one of the gulfs Rangers are going to have to breach on their way back to the Premiership.

The cardinal rule is to be stingy about who you tell what, because you never know when they are going to get breached.

"All of us have to anticipate occasionally there are going to be breaches like this.

Oligopolies exist because there are high barriers to entry: your business is figuring out quite how much it's going to take you to breach those.