Sentence examples for it a breach from inspiring English sources

The Palestinian Authority government condemned the killing, calling it a "breach of the rule of law".

– at such language on the house floor, deeming it a breach of "decorum".

Is it a breach of good manners to mislead folks just a little if you are going to show them a good time?

The police raid on Green's offices last Thursday prompted outrage among MPs on all sides, who considered it a breach of parliamentary privilege.

"Not only is it a breach of the rules which are there to protect our referees from abuse, but it sets a bad example to the rest of the game, particularly juniors.

When a resident known as Newtown's benefactress, who paid for several public buildings in town, filed for a divorce, in 1900, the paper covered the news briefly; the rest of the article deplored the practice of divorce, calling it a breach of "public and private morals".

It's self-dealing, and it's a breach of fiduciary duty".

If I'd known it was a breach, I wouldn't have done it.

But the Sun saw it as a breach of royal protocol, implying that it was an anti-Brexit speech.

"It's up to the club to decide whether or not it's a breach of club rules.

"It's a breach of copyright and we would discourage fans from doing it," said a league spokesperson.