Sentence examples for imminent breach from inspiring English sources
The aim was to prevent what officers "reasonably believed would be an imminent breach of the peace or criminality on the day of the royal wedding".
The final safety valve is a spillway — three hundred feet wide, half a mile long — that the dam's controllers can throw open to prevent an imminent breach.
A spokesperson for the Metropolitan police said: "Containment and dispersal is a tactic available to us, but it is only used as a tactic of last resort to prevent an actual or imminent breach of the peace.
But analysts were predicting an imminent breach of the 100-yen barrier, with the Japanese government showing no signs that it would intervene in the foreign exchange markets.
Overall, 29 people were arrested, with 25 taken in to prevent an imminent breach of the peace and later released without charge.
As the negotiations proceeded, many G.O.P.ers seized upon the imminent breaching of the debt ceiling as an opportunity that they could exploit.
Just as Othello first catches Desdemona's attention because her father can never tire of the Moor's stories of "hairbreadth 'scapes i' th' imminent deadly breach," so Odin's peers at Charleston's (fictional) Palmetto Grove Academy would worship rather than fear this singular embodiment of hip-hop culture in their midst.
But the key factor was whether the decision by the police officer in charge "was justifiable on the ground that containment was the least drastic way of preventing what the police officer responsible for the decision reasonably apprehended would otherwise be imminent and serious breaches of the peace".
As they arrive they find that their starship has been sabotaged and that a warp core breach is imminent.
A recipe against absent-mindedness may be the 'buddy' system, which was introduced in later outbreaks, whereby each HCW touching a patient and becoming contaminated is accompanied by a second HCW who monitors the compliance with safety procedures and warns his buddy if a breach is imminent.
According to Law No. 55-385 of April 3 , 1955 a state of emergency can be declared "in case of imminent danger resulting from serious breaches of public order".
