Sentence examples for would be breached from inspiring English sources

Administration officials initially projected that the treaty limits would be breached in mid-November.

Part of the building's western wall would be breached to create the backstage area for the theater.

The decision was that the spirit of the rules would be breached, and that the status quo should be maintained.

Abu Qatada resisted deportation to Jordan for a decade after the ECHR ruled that his human rights would be breached.

It also said the welfare cap would be breached in every year under the current projections for the government's finances.

Hurricane Center, Gov. Blanco, "Brownie" and Nagin that this was going to be a devastating storm and quite likely the levees would be breached.

On this interpretation, it would be breaching the spirit, if not the letter, of net neutrality.

All the UK's large mobile operators contacted by the BBC said any customer using text-message-relaying apps would be breaching the terms of their contract.

SEC'Y CHERTOFF: Well, actually, I think what I said is that they'd been breached over night, Monday night.

"That would concern me and would be breach of that promise [not to make retrospective changes] but, again, we would like to see more detail," he said.

The company had understood that the controversial shipments from Morocco were going to be rated only as "non-compliant, high risk", but were told the rating would be "breach of protocol and zero tolerance" just days before the submission deadline.