Sentence examples for power breaching from inspiring English sources

When Alexander Hamilton wrote of "high Crimes," he was referring to the violation of "public trust," by abusing power, breaching ethics, or undermining the Constitution.

The tribunal, which hears complaints against Britain's intelligence agencies, found that regulations governing GCHQ powers breached human rights law, and that certain aspects of its operations were illegal for at least seven years.

Ofgem stressed that an investigation being launched did not mean Scottish Power had breached its obligations.

The NIA denied that there had been any abuse of power or breach of legal procedures.

Ryanair filed a counterclaim in the High Court, asserting abuse of monopoly power and breach of contract by BAA, which also owns London's Heathrow and Gatwick airports.

I teach literature and writing because I believe in their transformative power to breach boundaries.

Tyler saw this as "a flagrant assumption of power", a breach of contract, and a threat to the economy.

Hence, Parliament cannot pass legislation which authorizes the executive to exercise power in breach of these fundamental rules or to exercise power in an arbitrary manner.

Congress subsequently used this power to breach the Medicine Lodge Treaty with the Kiowa by reducing the size of the Kiowa reservation without their consent.

But the Children's Rights Alliance for England said giving school staff more powers could breach human rights and child protection laws.

Once collected, the solar energy is converted into electricity and stored in the supercapacitors through wireless power transfer without breaching the vehicle body.