Sentence examples for would be breaching from inspiring English sources

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

In a letter sent to all the party's Association Officers the Conservatives' Director of Organisation warned that they would be breaching party rules if they allowed their local MP free reign to speak out against the EU at their annual general meeting.

In going ahead with publication, The Sun, Britain's most widely-read newspaper, defied a notification that went to British papers on Tuesday from the country's press watchdog, warning they would be breaching a privacy provision in the country's press code if they did so.

In a meeting held with retailers in January, the Adjudicator Christine Tacon warned that if a retailer profited from charging a premium for a service such as new packaging sourced from a proscribed third party then it would be breaching the code.

Lawyer Natalie Lazar for IHMS said the company's delay in disclosure was due to it seeking legal advice about whether its staff, by giving witness statements, would be breaching "some secrecy provisions of the Border Force Act" passed by the Abbott government in March.

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.

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.

The hearing focused on largely technical challenges on the status of Swedish officials, the validity of the European Arrest Warrant and claims his human rights would be breached.

A Home Office spokesman said they had also claimed Deya's human rights would be breached by the conditions in a Kenyan jail.