Sentence examples for most serious breach from inspiring English sources

That is the most serious breach here.

"This case is considered to represent the most serious breach of the medicine control regime - it's the most serious breach that has happened in the EU.

The town's loss was considered the most serious breach yet of the cease-fire proclaimed in Laos last June 9.

That would make it the most serious breach yet of a ceasefire declared by the rebel group in December.

His most serious breach with the party's senators came in 1995, when he cast the only Republican vote against a constitutional amendment to require a balanced federal budget.

The director then felt able to answer questions from Congress in more detail than usual, but this is "by far the most serious breach of all", Miller added.

Officials said that only a few officers appeared to have a hand in the most serious breaches.

He writes that some of the C.I.A.'s most serious breaches involved failing to hand over information to the F.B.I. in a timely way.

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) said that it prosecutes the most serious breaches of the national minimum wage "and where there is clear evidence to do so".

In a joint statement, for example, Mr. McCain and Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina said, "This investigation involves some of the most serious breaches of national security in recent memory and any investigation must be done in a manner free and clear of political considerations.

"The ICO has powers to issue companies with fines of up to £500,000 for the most serious breaches of the Data Protection Act, while we can also pursue criminal prosecutions around unlawfully obtaining or accessing personal data".