Sentence examples for supposed breach from inspiring English sources
Shareholders making legal challenges to buyouts typically base them on a supposed breach of duty by company directors overseeing the process.
The executions, for a supposed breach of sharia law, were carried out on Sunday and Monday respectively, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a monitoring group based in Britain, said.
There followed intricate diplomatic maneuvers, culminating in Richelieu's dramatic refusal to ratify the peace Treaty of Regensburg in 1630, and the Habsburgs' appeal to Pope Urban VIII to excommunicate Louis XIII for this supposed breach of faith.
Under INM's proposed charter any supposed breach of its code would result in an internal investigation, which could lead to a disciplinary procedure being invoked and journalists being dismissed.
The news of the day was what Udall called a "dust-up" between Scott Brown, the freshman Massachusetts Republican, and a staffer for Jim DeMint, the arch-conservative from South Carolina; the staffer had Tweeted that Brown was voting too often with the Democrats, leading Brown to confront DeMint on the Senate floor over this supposed breach of protocol.
"Thus, any claim by Claimants based on a supposed breach of fiduciary duty fails as a matter of law.
Ai was held incommunicado and interrogated more than 50 times for, the authorities later said, supposed breaches of tax laws.
So, too, is the question of whether anyone in particular President Clinton and his vice-president, Al Gore will suffer, legally or politically, for supposed breaches of the campaign-finance laws that already exist.
Do these marriages of smart commoners work well in a world where most of their subjects may not care too much and royal aficionados are quick to criticize any supposed breaches of protocol?
After a further seven months I was finally charged and sentenced for participating in various supposed breaches of financial regulations.The fact that the central bank had specifically approved the transactions in question was considered irrelevant by the judges.
The link between food bank use and often capricious DWP sanctions decisions, which result in customers seeing their benefits stopped for a minimum of four weeks for supposed breaches of conditionality rules, is well-established.
