Sentence examples for involves a breach from inspiring English sources

Whether rule departure actually involves a breach of law is unclear.

As Chiaradonna (2002, pp. 48-54) shows this involves a breach with Plotinus but Porphyry's line won the day in late antiquity.

Hence, the speaker is giving an insincere assurance, or breaking a promise— "in lying the promise is made and broken at the same moment"— and every lie involves a "breach of trust" (Fried 1978, 67).

"Making false claims involved a breach of a high degree of trust.

(A tort is any wrongful act not involving a breach of contract for which a civil suit can be brought).

The making of the video and the taking of photos of a very small child involved a breach of trust".

To prove insider trading, the government must show that passing the information involved a breach of a duty of "trust and confidence" to maintain its confidentiality.

His actions did not even involve a breach of Swiss bank secrecy, he argues, since the data he provided were from the Cayman subsidiary.

It involved a breach of the most basic covenant that must govern the operations of an intelligence agency in a democracy.

The frequently revised book updates the pioneering work of William L. Prosser on the field of law that deals with cases of wrongdoing that do not involve a breach of contract.

And that is the very-best-case scenario — without any disaster involving a breach of the 700-foot-tall earthen tailings dams that are supposed to hold billions of tons of toxic mine waste forever in a wet, sensitive and seismically active area.