Sentence examples for risks of breaching from inspiring English sources

Dhokia pleaded guilty to the charge and the Straits Times reported that the public prosecutor said the Briton knew the risks of breaching the perimeter fence but did so to take a video of the cars speeding past.

Explosive spalling is one of the most detrimental problems for ultra-high performance concrete (UHPC) in fire condition due to the risks of breaching the integrity of concrete structures.

Clearly, at large-scale, the Brokers would then be looking to offset the risk of failing to provide the assured level, and somehow insuring themselves against risks of breaching the SLA; this could offer a derivative market with costs having a relationship with performance rather than being fixed.

Cutting the dividend and capital expenditure was the right thing to do: "Clearly it is a sign of the pressures on the business but it should reassure the market that the risks of breaching banking covenants are reduced".

France, unlike Germany or Portugal, is not at risk of breaching the 3percentt deficit ceiling.

His campaign director, Guillaume Lambert, has told police he warned Sarkozy of the risk of breaching financing limits.

At the risk of breaching Spain's official secrets act, I have to tell you that this is not true.

Instead, a dozen words in yesterday's trading statement put the company in intensive care: "Energis may be at risk of breaching certain of its financial covenants".

MFI is expected to admit this week that its difficult trading position is putting it at risk of breaching its banking covenants.

At a time when we are pushing our planet to the brink of its natural resources, are we at risk of breaching a set of invisible boundaries from which there will be no way back?

DWP sources said the same options would be presented to the Conservatives, who have pledged to reduce welfare spending by £12bn by 2017-18, regardless of whether the government was at risk of breaching the welfare spending limit or not.