Sentence examples for plain breach of from inspiring English sources

To issue a command against issuing same-sex marriage licenses would be a plain breach of the US constitution's supremacy clause, which establishes the pre-eminence of federal courts.

Mr. Marcoux's interviews with ABC News and The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel would seem to be a plain breach of the confidentiality clause, which prohibits disclosures to "any newspaper, any electronic media, reporters, and any other individual".

This newspaper was barred from printing not just the details of an account of claims of damaging activities by the oil-trading company Trafigura but also anything said in parliament about it – a plain breach of parliamentary sovereignty as defined by the Bill of Rights 1689.

That is a plain breach of the order".

It seems to me that as a matter of substance, Sterling has more sensible legal avenues, like just plain old breach of contract (as both Professors Grieb and McCann point out, the league rules don't clearly permit expulsion in these circumstances) or breach of fiduciary duty (joint venture participants usually owe one another such duties) or the so-called warranty of good faith and fair dealing.

To use plain brick in a festive urban building in 1888 was close to a breach of etiquette.

On 17 March 2004, the attorney general told the cabinet it was "plain" that Iraq had failed to comply with its obligation and continued to be in material breach of UN resolutions.

"A terrible breach of trust".

It's a complete breach of precedent".

Plagiarism entails breach of copyright crimes here.

That was in breach of Czech law.