breaching造句

The key tasks for 2001 also called for breaching regional blockade and departmental and trade monopoly.

"We do not consider that we are breaching our principles," said one diplomat.

He must draw clear-cut lines defining us strategic interests, the breaching of which would have serious consequences.

If the other party demands continued performance of the contract, the breaching party shall continue to perform.

Where the parties prescribed liquidated damages for delayed performance, the breaching party shall, in addition to payment of the liquidated damages, render performance.

But this too was watered down in 2005, largely at the insistence of France and Germany, after they themselves faced possible sanctions for breaching the budget-deficit limit.

In addition, the breaching party agrees to pay all attorney's fees, and legal and other expenses and disbursements necessary to enforce this contract.

The juvenile breaking law and crime includes breaching "penal law" with "the public order management punishment regulation" of behavior, also includes the juvenile's bad behavior and serious behavior.

On the other hand, less malignant gossip that stops short of repeating lies or breaching confidences can serve as a source of understanding.

The theoretical basis for liability for miss promise is breaching the devoir of the foregoing contract that is based on honesty and credit and can be classified into the liability for fault.

OPEC is breaching its production limits the most in six years, signaling the world’s biggest suppliers are ready to pump more crude next year as oil rallies toward $100 a barrel.