Sentence examples for makes a breach from inspiring English sources

What makes a breach of law an act of civil disobedience?

While Ferrer had to throw everything he had into his shots to make a breach in Nadal's defenses, Nadal possesss the power and one-off technique to produce big trouble from less obvious positions of strength.

Crone said he was not aware of any evidence to suggest that the phone-hacking activity went beyond Mulcaire and Goodman until April 2008, when Taylor made a breach of privacy claim.

Emily was probably made the niece of the President in order to link Kane with the rich and to make a breach in the marriage when Kane was held responsible for the assassination of the President (as Hearst was accused of having incited the death of President McKinley).

Shortly after the climactic battle scene of this final instalment of Peter Jackson's Hobbit series gets underway, an outsize troll-like monstrosity with a pointed stone headpiece runs full tilt into a fortress wall, making a breach through which a bunch of orcs and other malevolent nasties can pour through.

There may be a million ringtone providers out there, but AmieStreet's pricing structure could make a breach into a tough marketplace.

Iannopollo reckons organizations won't (or shouldn't) struggle to make a breach disclosure to their regulator within the GDPR timeframe — pointing to rising numbers of reports being made to DPAs in the wake of GDPR coming into force.

*§21 - If a man make a breach in a house, they shall put him to death in front of that breach and they shall thrust him therein.

The loss of the vessel would not make a breach of containment inevitable, but it would increase the risk of a disastrous release of radioactivity.

The British artillery on land, after three days of firing night and day, made a breach in the main fort while part of the fleet assisted.

But just days later, school officials revealed to The Flint Journal that Arnold had "made a breach in security protocol" by leaving his unloaded gun in a school restroom "for a few moments".