Sentence examples for word breach from inspiring English sources

It was significant because the word "breach" applies to Iraq's obligations to disarm under the cease-fire of 1991.

The Ukip leader - who controversially stood against Bercow at the 2010 general election - said the "outrageous" words breached the convention of the Speaker's impartiality.

Live broadcasting demands considerable self-policing of speech: conscious that any mistake or infelicity may be seized by a gaffe-watch column or, increasingly these days, that a word might breach one of the ever-fattening regulatory handbooks on inappropriate language.

E-mails previously had sign-offs like "love to all"; now they had words like "breach of ethics" and "priorities".

But the 15 Council nations remained divided by as little, or as much, as two words: "material breach".

Another contentious issue in the draft resolution is the use of two crucial words, "material breach," to describe Iraq's past and potential future rebuffs of weapons inspections.

Still, the administration would like the words material breach in the resolution to describe not only past Iraqi actions but potential ones.

France wants the words "material breach" to be included to describe past and current actions by Iraq, but not future hypothetical ones.

TWO legalistic words, "material breach," are at the center of the impasse over the United Nations Security Council resolution to send weapons inspectors into Iraq.

I pleaded not guilty and, assisted by Liberty and Ben Emmerson QC, offered a defence of necessity – in other words, a breach of the law in order to prevent imminent loss of human life.

E-mails previously had sign-offs like "love to all"; now they had words like "breach of ethics" and "priorities". Some members supported the structure we had set up, in which parents acted as administrators while the teacher oversaw day-to-day operations.