Sentence examples for severe breach from inspiring English sources

Not to do so would be a severe breach of etiquette.

I realize that this was a severe breach of etiquette, and I can only blame the (understandable) agitation from which I was suffering.

That is a very severe breach of trust and undermining of public confidence and there is a need of the court to restore parliament in this case.

During the course of that investigation, Yahoo learned of the more severe breach, which it has said it believes was state-sponsored.

Article 7 of the EU Treaty allows a country to be sanctioned or suspended if it commits a severe breach of fundamental rights.

"Given the sums of money involved, the multiple ways in which the minister would benefit from this legislation, this would appear to be a severe breach of the code".

There were more than 4,000 severe breaches of animal welfare regulations over the past two years at British slaughterhouses, according to data released by the government's food watchdog under freedom of information laws.

The penalties which the NCAA can accept or add to didn't include a postseason ban in football, which faces eight Level I violations qualifying as severe breaches of conduct and 14 altogether.

"Freehold landholders will lose the ability to manage their regrowth vegetation, while severe breaches of civil liberties make an inglorious return, including the reinstatement of reversal of the onus of proof – meaning farmers will again be considered guilty until proven innocent".

Severe breaches will be subject to potential fines of up to four percent of worldwide turnover.

"Never events" are classed as the most severe breaches of patient care, such as major surgical mistakes and are considered preventable.