Sentence examples for sort of breach from inspiring English sources

For a telecommunications company to engage in this sort of breach is unforgivable.

Few people - likely including Snowden himself - would contest that his actions constitute some sort of breach of the law.

Let's also agree that by undertaking to host the play, and then turning it away, the council risked being accused of a sort of breach of faith.

This was fair enough – but setting owner-occupiers against council tenants seemed like the sort of breach in solidarity that made this disaster possible in the first place.

If what you're claiming is that there was some sort of breach of covenant by your client whereby they were supposed to have been providing certain types of information, then I understand that there may well be a relationship between that failure to provide information and your ability to claim an MAE if the information that you did not get would justify such a call.

"With this human element in mind, any sort of breach in security would be counterbalanced by thousands of watchful eyes.

"It's the same sort of breaches occurring again and again," the ICO's group manager for technology Simon Rice told The Guardian.

Burge: Well right now we're seeing that it's just sort of breached a level around 135, and that's certainly a concern.

These sorts of breaches wouldn't happen without spoofing, and surprisingly enough, it's an activity that turns out to be perfectly legal, up to a point.

"Adani Group has been accused of all sorts of breaches which [Queensland premier] Campbell Newman is well aware of as he visited Mundra last year.

"If organisations ignore those notifications and stay on an outdated version, then they put themselves at risk of these sorts of breaches," Jaquith said.