Sentence examples for will be breaches from inspiring English sources

It is safer to assume that there will be breaches, and work out how to minimise the damage.

As Dr Stephen Coleman, director of the e-democracy programme at the Hansard Society, warns: "The big issue of the election after this will be breaches of campaign spending.

This psychoeducational intervention poses minimal risks to participants; the primary risk will be breaches to confidentiality.

May told the BBC: "They fear the confidential nature of them reporting it will be breached.

"You need to assume that the dunes will be breached," Dr. Pilkey said.

There are also fears that the flood defences will be breached on Alney island in Gloucester.

"Many companies are heavily indebted and will need to go through restructurings or will be breaching covenants.

The Environment Agency has issued a severe flood warning for the area over fears that the defences will be breached.

"If you try to take Scotland out of the EU against our democratic wishes, you will be breaching the terms of last year's vote.

In fact, the ceasefire will be breached at least 139 times in its first 24 hours, and Ukraine remains anything but peaceful.

He told The Independent on Sunday that he has lodged an appeal, arguing that his right to family life under the Human Rights Act will be breached.