Sentence examples for represent a breach from inspiring English sources

Not only did the show represent a breach of professional ethics, NAMI said, it may constitute malpractice.

In Ms. Baker's case, she was told that writing about her time at Goldman would represent a breach of her confidentiality agreement, which extended indefinitely.

And to me, a preventive nuclear strike would represent a breach of contract with our nuclear armed forces, who would carry it out.

If there were any attempts to subvert the New York City Charter or to hide money in nonexistent organizations, these actions would represent a breach of the public trust".

The intervention by Hammond does not represent a breach of collective responsibility, in which ministers are bound by decisions taken by the cabinet, because MPs have been given a free vote on the bill.

"Because that allegation would represent a potential financial benefit and that potential and alleged financial benefit was not declared as part of his ministerial declaration, this could represent a breach of the ministerial code.

The Macedonians argued that this represented a breach of the 1995 agreement.

Rejecting Putin's request for a Trump-Lavrov meeting would have represented a breach in diplomatic tradition.

The regulator has not yet decided whether it will launch a formal investigation into whether Minogue's comment represented a breach of its broadcasting code.

The court sided with teachers unions that argued that the comments represented a breach of privacy and an "incitement to public disorder".

"The assertion thus represents a breach of the duty to take care that information or knowledge included in the curriculum is conveyed in a pluralistic manner".