Sentence examples for represented a breach from inspiring English sources

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

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.

But Mr. Spitzer argued that because they were used to steer business, they represented a breach of duty to Marsh's customers.

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

The fact that it did not adopt "reasonable measures" to shield young people from its advertisements represented a breach of the company's responsibility to help reduce youth smoking.

The Constitutional Council announced it was overturning the 75 percent bracket on income over 1 million euros ($1.32 million) because it represented a breach of equality of taxes, France24, the television broadcaster, reported.

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.

"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".

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".

None of the measures announced, in and of themselves, represents a breach of the mandate provided by the United Nations and approved by the House of Commons.

"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.