Sentence examples for technically breach from inspiring English sources

For example, Edison Schools, a school-management company, was recently told to stop booking revenues that never really passed through its coffers, even though this did not technically breach accounting rules.As for better corporate governance, the NYSE's new rules are a step in the right direction.

Yesterday The Daily Telegraph technically breached the "super" part of the superinjunction by reporting that the courts were hiding the identity of a footballer and allegations about his private life.

A usually uncontentious matter, this vote to receive the financial statements of directors and auditors KPMG attracted controversy after Betfair was forced to concede in its 2014 annual report that it had technically breached certain rules relating to dividends and share buybacks in past years.

"At the other end there is a player who inadvertently, or technically, breaches the rules with very little, if any fault, in doing so.

Burk said that it appears that DryShips, Eagle Bulk Shipping, Excel Maritime Carriers, and Genco Shipping & Trading have technically breached their loan covenants.

This article examines the problem of regulatory opportunism or strategic behavior by the regulator that undermines the performance of price cap regulation (PCR) without technically breaching the price cap commitment.

The letter signaled an escalation in the war of words over the federal debt ceiling, which has already technically been breached, leaving the Treasury Department scrambling to meet the government's domestic and foreign obligations.

Predictably, within months of signing the contract, VaxGen slipped off schedule and was technically in breach.

In making copies of them, you are technically in breach of the law.

("Now, that's technically in breach of contract," one buyer explains. "But try suing five hundred Mexican farmers for coffee").

When Yates points out that his own jeans are technically in breach of the law, he knows he isn't in any danger of being arrested.