Sentence examples for marking a breach from inspiring English sources

That request could have been interpreted by the service members in the audience as an order from their commander in chief, marking a breach in protocol.

Wall told BBC Newsnight that this would mark a breach of an undertaking given by the prime minister in 2010.

The green paper on sentencing is expected to mark a breach with the "prison works" philosophy introduced by Michael Howard in 1992.

Unionists have warned that evidence of continued PIRA activities, including murder, would mark a breach of key moves to restore devolution in 2005.

Such communication would mark a breach in protocol intended to prevent the White House from meddling in the agency's investigations.

The agreement marks a breach in the four major networks' united defense against Dish Network and its ad-skipping technology called AutoHop: As part of the deal, Disney said it would drop a lawsuit.

If this is true, it marks a serious breach of documentary film-making principles.

However, he said touching one of the men in the suits could mark a serious breach of guidelines.

The spat marked a sharp breach of the parliamentary convention that select committees try to avoid partisan politics.

The announcement of the sale marked a clear breach between companies and families that had had close and cordial relations for a generation.

In immediate retaliation, Israel destroyed about 40 homes in Rafah refugee camp in Gaza, making hundreds homeless.The Hamas attack marked a serious breach in the ceasefire declared by Yasser Arafat on December 16th.