Sentence examples for would have breached from inspiring English sources

If true, that would have breached two principles.

That option would have breached faith with the 2016 vote.

Citigroup's lawyer asked Hands about whether such information would have breached confidentially agreements.

There is no doubt that the security firms would have breached Dutch law.

However, the judgment suggested that if a crime had not been committed he would have breached European data regulations.

Another 111 points or so, and the FTSE 100 would have breached its all time closing high this week.

This means that the proposed British Bill of Rights would not have stopped hate preacher Abu Qatada from delaying his removal from the country (his deportation would still have breached the Convention) and it means that under Grayling's plans prisoners would still not have the vote.

According to an in the May 2015 issue of the journal Landslides, the heavy rain and melting snow probably wouldn't have breached the lake's bank had the tongue of ice that lays alongside the moraine not receded in recent decades.

Mr Mittal says that even after the Vodafone investment Bharti's foreign ownership would not have breached the 49% limit, although SingTel of Singapore is also a big investor, owning 31%.In this section Pulp friction Punching above its weight Chock full o' brands Duet in the offing Local tastes Heartbroken?

The proposals would require countries judged to have breached fiscal rules to immediately make a deposit amounting to 0.2 percent of gross domestic product into a noninterest-bearing account.

Ambiga Sreenevasan, a co-chairwoman of Bersih, said the coalition wanted the Human Rights Commission to conduct an inquiry that would examine who had breached the barricades and look into the treatment of protesters by the police.