Sentence examples for was breaching from inspiring English sources
verb
To make a breach in.
- They breached the outer wall, but not the main one.
The letters sparked fresh claims the prince was breaching his constitutional role.
So Lambeth objected and didn't turn up to an AGM which, Croydon said, was breaching the terms of the contract.
She said the campaign group was seeking legal advice on whether the UK was breaching its international obligations.
Lawyers argue that he was breaching banking laws by tipping off Mr Fiorani with market-sensitive information.
He said the government's refusal to act was contrary to the Race Relations Act and was breaching the rights of the men's families, who are British citizens.
Kit Sadgrove, who manages Etsio, admitted internships were harming social mobility by stopping poorer people from gaining experience but did not believe he was breaching minimum wage laws.
Some sawing, and the skin was breached.
Whether any copyright was breached is open to question.
No word on whether the diaper was breached.
Thankfully the goalmouth was breached after the break.
