Sentence examples for thus breaching from inspiring English sources
The dispute is about new Polish laws that allegedly disempower the national constitutional court and the public media thus breaching EU democracy standards.
Thus, breaching the privilege in even this seemingly compelling situation might in the long-run prove counterproductive to protecting national security.
It also said the South Korean company had copied the overall look of the iPhone, including the rounded corners of icons, thus breaching several of Apple's design patents.
Though it is unclear whether the electronic eavesdropping on Mr Khan technically constituted interception, thus breaching the convention, many parliamentarians are alarmed.
If, in so doing, he indulged in self-harm, thus breaching one of the cardinal principles of the faith he professed, that was a matter between him and his maker.
If, in so doing, he broke the law of the land, thus breaching another of the cardinal principles of that faith, that also was a matter between him and his maker.
This is particularly helpful to younger people who may have lower credit limits and thus breach them more often.
The ASA ruled that the ad made comparative nutrition claims with a food that was not of the same category as Nesquik cereal and thus breached advertising codes.
Poundland has come in for particular attention since lawyers for a woman who completed three weeks of unpaid work experience in its Birmingham store claimed the placement had been contrary to human rights legislation on forced labour and thus breached her human rights.
Plant-pathogenic microbes have evolved the capacity to break down the lignocellulose present in host cell walls and thus breach the barriers to invasion and host colonization.
The case lasted for nearly six years, and started when a group of beneficiaries of the Lowrey Trust (hereafter referred to as "the Trust") sued the trustee (Regions Bank), claiming that the trustee failed to protect and preserve the asset of the Trust and thus breached its fiduciary duty.
