Sentence examples for marks a breach from inspiring English sources

To start with, the release of these two men marks a breach with established practice.

The decision by the Scottish Executive is significant, says Vernon Bogdanor, a constitutional specialist at Oxford University, because "it marks a breach in something very fundamental in the welfare state, that benefits and burdens should not depend on where you live".So far, ministers at Westminster are sticking to their guns.

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.

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.

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.

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

Above all, shooting a rocket up is one thing; mastering the re-entry technology that a military ballistic missile requires is quite another.For all that, the launch marks a flagrant breach of UN Security Council resolutions calling on North Korea to stop its nuclear and missile programmes.

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