That property interest can be fully protected by an ordinary breach-of-contract suit.
In the way it was presented, the recent revelation from Marriott International that user data was compromised by an unknown threat appears no different to all the other 'disturbingly ordinary' breaches that have occurred over the past few years.
"There is no provision within the standard player's contract to allow for unilateral termination by a club using the administration process and therefore terminating a player's contract in this way is viewed as an ordinary wrongful breach of contract," added Wishart.
As a leading First Amendment scholar, Robert Sack, says in "Libel, Slander, and Related Problems": "The First Amendment does not override ordinary tort or breach of contract principles imposed on a newsgatherer". Both "60 Minutes" and The Times have well-deserved reputations because they combine hard-hitting journalism and the highest level of professional responsibility.
One is that disobedients deserve the same punishment as the ordinary offenders who breach the same laws.
State Department officials said they had systems in place to protect ordinary citizens from breaches as well, but they declined to say exactly what those systems were for fear of helping hackers figure out how to get around them.
"The blue sky is my first artwork," he declared, neatly summing up his ambitions to breach the ordinary boundaries of art; no mean feat in post-war Europe.Besides revealing Klein's grand expectations for himself, this anecdote helps to illustrate why he is still so difficult to classify.
Skyworks is contending that Advanced Analogic breached the ordinary course covenant in the parties' acquisition agreement.
So, the press' loose lips about criminals' so-called race opens the door to breaching the ordinary standards of journalistic ethics.
The data show that test participants' reactions differ with respect to gain-seeking and loss-avoiding breaches, exhibiting behavior in line with our theoretical predictions, giving us insight into the preferences and expectations of ordinary people in cases of breach, and being correlated with the apparent intuitions of judges in deciding efficient breach cases.
Hiroshima was an obvious, hideous breach of the ordinary.
