Sentence examples for may breach the from inspiring English sources

Academics say the bill may breach the implied freedom of political communication in the constitution.

"It's not necessarily in the public interest to prosecute every case of a tweet that contains an ingredient that may breach the Malicious Communications Act.

New laws that could criminalise reporting on intelligence activities by journalists may breach the constitution and should be amended, Australia's national security monitor has found.

A show like "American Horror Story" may breach the borders of what others consider good taste, but it burns a path to something wilder.

But they are already facing a challenge in the courts, and the three charities say the hardening rhetoric may breach the government's wider legal obligations.

The Equality and Human Rights Commission says the key part of the counter-terrorism bill goes against human rights law and may breach the Race Relations Act.

This may breach one of the important assumptions of IVIM imaging, namely the presence of randomly oriented vascular segments within the imaged voxels, resulting in a low IVIM signal in the foetal brain.

It says the alleged abuse was "humiliating" and that it may breach Article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights, which bans torture and any inhuman or degrading treatment of detainees.

Labour said it would help tackle low pay, but the Scottish government said the policy may breach European law.

For instance, the policy may breach autonomy or privacy and have undesirable consequences.

"In certain circumstances, there may be a public-interest justification for a particular method of newsgathering or item of content which may otherwise breach the code.