Sentence examples for proven breach from inspiring English sources
The club should expect any proven breach of ECB's pitch regulations in future to result in a points deduction". Reacting to the ruling, Somerset chief executive Andrew Cornish said the club accepted the findings of the CDC and felt it was "critical to note that there is no evidence to suggest that there was any intention to alter the state of the pitch in any way".
But the board's reluctance to bring Iran's catalogue of proven breaches to the Security Council, as it is obliged to do, opens up other dangers.
It relied too heavily on a small sample of transactions, reviewed by PricewaterhouseCoopers, an accounting firm, and hardened suggestions of potential mis-selling into proven breaches.
"Clearly there have been two clubs that have had settlements because of disagreements as opposed to proven breaches.
Artists can usually terminate a contract by proving breach or that they provided written termination.
"Ferguson had denied the misconduct charge and requested a paper hearing at which the Independent Regulatory Commission found proven the breach of FA Rule E3". The Scot had appeared incensed after his side had their request for a spot-kick turned down prior to Clint Dempsey striking an injury-time equaliser for Spurs in the 1-1 draw.
However, it can be expensive for small businesses, and if third parties breach protected IP the difficulties of proving that breach and the costs of bringing a rival to court can put smaller firms off pursuing a case.
But proving any breach would entail a legal battle.
Unlike the usual case, this violation does not require proving a breach of a fiduciary duty, only that the person knew the information was confidential.
Such a move has two advantages over prosecuting people for criminal offences: it is easier to prove a breach, and the resulting sentence is likely to be tougher.
"It's probably easier to prove a breach of the warranty of habitability for a condition found inside the apartment than outside it," Mr. Ng said.
