Sentence examples for involved breaches from inspiring English sources

The appeal to the Supreme Court, Atwater v. City of Lago Vista, No. 99-1408, argues that at the time the Fourth Amendment was adopted, the general legal principle was that while the police could make arrests without warrants for offenses committed in their presence, that authority did not extend to non-felonies unless they involved breaches of the peace or some other added factor.

However, other modes of disclosure were reported that involved breaches of confidentiality (Additional file 1).

Often that meant mold counts so high the sale should have been prohibited under federal law; at other times it involved breaching specifications in the sales contracts, such as acidity levels or the age of the product.

Not to be confused with the attack on Sony's PlayStation Network, the Sony Pictures hack in July 2011 involved breaching the company's website and accessing a database of customers' names, addresses, phone numbers and email addresses.

Each tribe has a hierarchy of councils (at the village, range, and tribal levels) to deal with disputes involving breaches of customary laws and usages.

The only gun-related figure included is the number of cases involving breaches of the firearms regulations— 26,456 last year, up nearly 7%.

The scientists recruited a large group of volunteers to play an elaborate game involving breaches of trust and reparations.

In field games, they are required to keep up with play and adjudicate decisions involving breaches of the rules.

Also, on neuroimaging, PMG may be difficult to distinguish from other MCDs, such as pachygyria and "cobblestone" malformations involving breaches in the pial surface of the brain, which can also occur together with PMG in the same brain [ 55].

Analysts said that was an unlikely solution because it might involve breaching overseas contracts.

As performed by the arresting Ms. Antonacci, dressed in black pants and a shirt, wielding a sword, the metaphor of this work came through powerfully: love, especially when it involves breaching cultural differences, is the ultimate battle.