Sentence examples for set to breach from inspiring English sources
The lower profits mean the FTSE 250 firm is set to breach a borrowing covenant, forcing it into talks with lenders.
Osborne said: "In future, when a government looks set to breach the cap because it is failing to control welfare, the OBR will issue a public warning.
Amazon revenues are set to breach the $100bn barrier for the first time this year but that hardly satisfies the Seattle-based company's founder, Jeff Bezos.
The stakes couldn't be higher, withthe global average surface temperature this year set to breach 1C above the average for the years 1850-1900, the pre industrial time before most human emissions from fossil fuel-burning occurred.
* A new welfare cap to be set each year at the Budget for four years, applying from April 2015, which will trigger a public warning from the OBR if the Government looks set to breach it because of a failure to control welfare.
But now Germany, along with France, Italy and Portugal, looks set to breach one of the pact's most important rules that budget deficits should not exceed 3% of GDP, a figure due to fall to zero by 2004.Germany is also hampered by European monetary policy.
But with that threshold set to be breached within weeks, years earlier than the Bank had originally expected, the governor is now saying that rates won't be raised till the slack or spare capacity in the economy is on its way to being eliminated.
Another faction -- comprised mostly of white men -- is loyal to heavy metal, which offers some very literal into-the-breach lyrics set to artillerylike sounds.
Data breach penalties are set to step up severely in Europe when the new General Data Protection Directive comes into force in May 2018.
As time goes on, the threat of privacy breaches is only set to grow.
Racing squandered another opportunity in the corner before eventually breaking through for a try after 24 minutes, Fabrice Estebanez ending a period of pressure by setting up Steyn to breach the Edinburgh line and touch down under the posts.
