Sentence examples for since breached from inspiring English sources

Israel has since breached these lines and it is now currently illegally occupying parts of the Palestinian territories.

"We have long since breached our salary cap, not just by the standards of our low-cost regional neighbours, but also our peers.

Trucks fresh from the disaster site and the landfill kept pulling up to the open bay, where the presence of police officers and firefighters -- looking for lost friends -- had long since breached the building's traditional wall of dispassion.

Since breaching the order can result in jail, this section effectively criminalises all trespass, generally a civil matter.

(See: "BBVA Loves Latin America, Worries About Spain") The dollar pulled back almost 4 cents since breaching the $1.60 mark for the first time against the euro last week, making commodities priced in greenbacks more expensive for holders of other currencies.

Maybe so, but it's much too late to worry; the barrier has long since been breached.

But the security of iOS 7, while cutting-edge at the time, has since been breached by hackers.

The forum has suspended Mr Bainimarama, who seized power in a coup in 2006, ever since he breached his subsequent promise to hold elections by March 2009.The forum which is supposed to bring together leaders from Melanesia, Polynesia and Micronesia as well as Australia and New Zealand is in trouble.

Since she breached the contract, they have no say in whether or not you terminate the contract.

Ever since Iranian students breached the wall of the United States Embassy on Nov. 4, 1979, taking 62 Americans hostage, American interests have been prominent targets.

The party suffered its worst post-war defeat in 2009's national elections, winning just 23% of the vote, and has since only fleetingly breached the 30% ceiling in polls.