Sentence examples for potentially breach from inspiring English sources

The police especially must ensure that they have legitimate grounds for processing personal data and disclosing images of this nature without a justifiable policing purpose could potentially breach the Data Protection Act.

Because housing associations are private not-for-profit businesses, forcing the sale of homes at below market value could potentially breach Article 1, Protocol 1 of the European Convention on Human Rights, which gives everyone the "right to the peaceful enjoyment of one's possessions".

UK Feminista's Kat Banyard said the campaign is calling for shops to follow the existing legislation, because the magazines "potentially breach" equality laws.

But the report's authors fear doing so could mean less money for grassroots and Premiership rugby and "the WRU would potentially breach its banking covenants".

We are aware of recent media reports concerning Cambridge Analytica's future but whether or not the people behind the company decide to fold their operation, a continued refusal to engage with the ICO will potentially breach an Enforcement Notice and that then becomes a criminal matter.

The Coalition says preferencing Australian steel potentially breaches our free-trade agreements.

This promotion potentially breaches broadcasting code rules on making references to commercial products.

It is outrageous to somehow link these to us potentially breaching the welfare cap".

Scottish ministers are under renewed pressure to abolish controversial police stop-and-search powers, after United Nations human rights experts said they were potentially breaching international law.

The British government has faced accusations it provided more help to those prosecuting the alleged killers of Hannah Witheridge and David Miller than those defending them, even though it potentially breached legal guidelines about assisting a case involving capital punishment by doing so.

He wrote of his patients, potentially breaching expectations of confidentiality, and he often wrote of himself, his own afflictions, his migraine, his injured leg, his ocular tumour, his difficulty in recognising faces.