Sentence examples for their breach from inspiring English sources

(The Dreyfus affair compounded their breach).

Their breach was evident in Mr. Obama's remarks.

In this, he contradicts Paul's account of their breach in Galatians 2 11 14.

It prescribes religious and secular duties, along with punishments for their breach.

In one sense, it was merely the next step in a long series of events that prepared the colonies for their breach with Britain.

"That the government postured over their breach of the human rights of children in the youth justice system is sickening," the Greens MP Nina Springle said.

The version that Microsoft distributed worked best with Windows-based applications, but Microsoft denies breaking the agreement with Sun, and the companies have settled their breach-of-contract dispute out of court.

The idea was that only people capable of understanding and abiding by the rules of the social contract may justly be declared criminally responsible for their breaches.

As noted earlier, universities are more likely to be condemned for their breaches than congratulated for their good practice, and the University of Wollongong is no exception.

That is the device that organizes and rationalizes the critics' various suggestions that breaching promisors should disgorge any gains produced by their breaches to their promisees in restitution or pay punitive damages on account of the betrayals that their breaches involve.

We were unable to understand why they cheated, primarily because both students refused to admit that they cheated, even when presented with irrefutable evidence of their breaches of integrity.