Sentence examples for noted breaches from inspiring English sources

Mr Condé needs the support of four more MPs to have a working majority.In this section Elephants and tigers Investors need reassurance Class action Big fight over a small place Pique your partners Ovarian issue ReprintsA broad range of foreign election observers noted "breaches and irregularities" deemed significant enough to cast doubt on the election's legitimacy.

He was not charged with a crime but was severely censured in 2000 by Britain's Press Complaints Commission for, as The Guardian noted, "serious breaches of the financial journalism provisions of the editor's code of practice".

Justice John Paul Stevens noted that breach of procedure in an angry dissent.

One organization, it noted, was breached for over eight years before identifying the problem.

"Notwithstanding that the commissioner and the committee noted that the breaches were unintentional, I want to apologise unreservedly to the House and I will in future fully abide by the rules of the House".

Lapin noted that some breaches of the honor code occur every quarter.

Roberts brings up the debt ceiling, generically starting off the discussion by noting that breaching the debt ceiling is a danger.

"A nurse who believes that men are the head of the household," the group also notes, "could breach client confidentiality to disclose a woman's medical condition to her husband against her wishes".

Laurent Moreillon, a lawyer for H.S.B.C., called Falciani a "data robber" and noted that the breach had been devastating for the bank, had created embarrassment for account holders, and had precipitated numerous divorces.

Health inspectors noted 12 possible safety breaches at the butcher's premises believed to be at the centre of a deadly E coli outbreak months before the bacteria spread through schools in south Wales, killing a five-year-old boy, an inquiry heard today.

Snow thus called attention to a breach in two of the major branches of Western culture, a breach long noted but rarely enunciated by a figure respected in both fields.