Sentence examples for perceived breach from inspiring English sources

"Andrew Langhoff resigned because of a perceived breach of editorial integrity, not because of circulation programs, whose copies were certified by the ABC U.K.," Dow Jones said.

"Andrew Langhoff resigned because of a perceived breach of editorial integrity, not because of circulation programs," a spokeswoman, Bethany Sherman, said Wednesday in a statement.

In Berlin, the foreign ministry asked him to clarify the comments and politicians criticised him for a perceived breach of diplomatic protocol.

That perceived breach of FA Rule E20 centres on the flashpoint before the interval in the wake of Costa's clash with Koscielny and, if proven, would normally result in a fine.

The perceived breach presents a new and potentially significant obstacle for Mr. Bush as he seeks to lock up prohibitive support of the Republican donor class for his presidential campaign.

There is a high likelihood that productivity, morale and commitment will decrease as a result of anxiety, instability and a perceived breach of trust.

"Real or perceived breaches of this trust undermine confidence in our parliamentarians".

Every year there are hundreds of "honor killings," in which a woman is murdered for perceived breaches of modesty.

The result is a wave of abrupt firings as corporations move to stop perceived breaches of ethics that could result in law enforcement action, or public relations disasters.

Few studies explore the link between the psychological contracts and the commitment of nursing professionals in the healthcare sector, and how perceived breaches of the psychological contract can impact on nurses' commitment levels.

Lesnar, furious about various perceived breaches of contract, in fact attacked one of these executives, the W.W.E.'s chief operating officer — a sleazebag named Triple H — and broke his arm.