Sentence examples for that breached a from inspiring English sources
There would be quicker redress for those misrepresented or harassed by the press, and stringent fines for newspapers that breached a tough code of conduct.
Earlier yesterday the Prime Minister David Cameron told the BBC the use of chemical weapons in Syria was a "war crime" that breached a "red line", but stressed further evidence was required and he had no desire to intervene militarily.
The explosion, which destroyed "the brain center of the embassy," in the words of Mr. Peterson, came from a vehicle that breached a thin layer of security at the rear of the building.
"In March 2006, an avalanche fell from the Quelccaya ice cap into one of these lakes and created a mini-tsunami that breached a dam and flooded the entire valley below," says Lonnie Thompson, a glaciologist and professor at The Ohio State University.
Philip Hammond sparked a political row on Wednesday with a tax grab on self-employed workers that breached a Conservative manifesto pledge not to raise national insurance rates.
Silence, except for the tweeting of a bird that breached an open door.
YouTube is the latest website to host allegations downloaded from Twitter that breach a series of court orders.
A draft study by the National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements discussed the risk of shipping spent fuel and calculated that breaching a cask could produce a lethal radiation dose in an area of 2,700 square kilometers.
"What many of these experts do not have is an intimate knowledge of the football regulations and the impact that breaching a contract will have.
A 2-year lag in detectability may seem large, but we note, first, that breaching a threshold precipitates a growth in infection, and that growth is exponential and likely to be from a low starting point.
Life intervenes: someone has a breakdown; someone gets word of a friend's illness; someone hears a story that breaches an impregnable fortress of feeling.
