Sentence examples for use and breach of from inspiring English sources

The 33-year-old, bless him, claims to have been stunned when he was found guilty of forgery, unauthorised computer use and breach of trust: "It pulled my legs right our from under me, it was so unexpected.

He was found guilty of forgery, unauthorised computer use and breach of trust.

"We regularly review the companies we use and will take breaches of those standards extremely seriously.

The verdict found no wrongdoing by Mr. de Villepin, even though prosecutors had asked the court to convict him of complicity in slander, forgery, use of stolen property and breach of trust.

That would give the tenant the ability to withhold the rent and then use the breach of the warranty as a defense when the landlord started a nonpayment case.

But after further investigation, they have now ordered Mr de Villepin to stand trial for "complicity in false accusation, complicity in using forgeries, receipt of stolen property and breach of trust".

72 Foreign decoding devices, including those procured or enabled by the provision of a false name and address and those used in breach of a contractual limitation permitting their use only for private purposes, do not constitute such illicit devices, as is apparent from paragraphs 63 to 67 of the present judgment.

"The racecourse has taken the difficult decision to withdraw the use of the venue due to breach of contract and health and safety concerns.

Should we become used to breach after breach of decency?

2. Article 3(2) of Directive 98/84 does not preclude national legislation which prevents the use of foreign decoding devices, including those procured or enabled by the provision of a false name and address or those used in breach of a contractual limitation permitting their use only for private purposes, since such legislation does not fall within the field coordinated by that directive.

68 By this question, the referring court asks, in essence, whether Article 3(2) of the Conditional Access Directive precludes national legislation which prevents the use of foreign decoding devices, including those procured or enabled by the provision of a false name and address or those which have been used in breach of a contractual limitation permitting their use only for private purposes.