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a breach of propriety

(a) breach of promise

It was a gross breach of protocol.

They sued for breach of contract.

He was technically in breach of contract.

It is technically a breach of copyright.

Breach of trust is the crime of breach of trust and infringement of property rights.

The breach of contract put us in an unfavorable position.

For instance, would it be a breach of faith?

The teacher was dismissed for breach of professional ethics.

Failure by either party to perform or fulfill all obligations under this contract is considered breach of contract, breach of contract should be observant to bear.

How to identify the fundamental breach of contract in the sale of goods?

Any violation of deadlines contained in the contract will equate to breach of contract.

The breach of duty of care should also be considered from these two special angles.

The lessee shall pay the prescribed breach of contract damages if he violates the preceding paragraph.

However, some readers will feel they have a good case for breach of narrative promise.

This is obviously a must-have to prevent impersonation attacks and, consequently, breach of privacy.

Such non-governmental experts should be subject to effective sanctions for breach of confidentiality requirements.

Party B causes great loss to Party A due to its breach of duty and jobbery.

The "perp walk" was singled out as a humiliating breach of the principle of the presumption of innocence.

Critics of the Olympic legislation regard it as an outrageous breach of association” with the free speech.

The violators shall bear liability of breach of contract and apply punish rule of earnest money. The party can …

That breach of good faith fired the spark of anger to move Gillard to challenge her leader.

No waiver by the Company of any breach of the Contract by the Translator shall be considered as a waiver of any subsequent breach of the same or any other provision.

Later, two officers were found guilty of breach of conduct and received warnings from a disciplinary agency.

The utility model has the advantages of simple structure and preventing the breach of the umbrella root.

It is the only correct way to control desert, and a breach of scientific progress in sand control.

The excursion had in his eyes been a monstrous gaffe, a breach of sensibility and good taste&b{Mary McCarthy)

In life, a very real breach of good faith to do it, but to harm others and themselves.

The characteristics of the traditional warranties which are regarded as the "trump card" of the insurer are the stringency of performance and rigidity of breach of warranties.

The amount of penalty for breach of contract shall not be in excess of the training fees as provided by the employer.

A player places a bottled drink on the putting green in order to gauge the slope of the green. Is the player in breach of Rule 14-3?

This thesis holds that there two factors lead to the fault:First, the scholars'the opinions about classification of anticipatory breach of contract are not rational in our country.

Such dishonesty is a severe breach of the code of the Institute and the engineering profession and will be dealt with seriously and severely.

Can shift to an earlier date in contract of accumulation fund loan reimbursement so far not collection penalty due to breach of contract.

This paper is written on the basis of hydraulic model study on flood diversion through a sudden breach of the Great Dyke on a warping project in 1974.

A breach of trading rules cannot be exempted from civil liability, and the profits obtained from this violation will be treated according to the relevant regulations.

He was charged with embezzlement and breach of trust last April; the verdict is due in February, and prosecutors are calling for a six-year jail term.

And David came to Baalperazim, and David smote them there, and said, the LORD hath broken forth upon mine enemies before me, as the breach of waters.

Owing to China being a foreign exchange control state, foreign exchange administration departments stand in the breach of control and strike cross-border money laundering.

For those who were registered investment advisers, they may be subject to an S.E.C. enforcement action for breach of fiduciary duty to their clients.

Our country's practice of review shows that the right to social security cannot be reviewed at present by the review of breach of constitution because of defect of system.

As part of that investigation, we determined that this was not a breach of internal Microsoft data and initiated our standard process of working to help customers regain control of their accounts.

From the analysis above, we find out the two directions of RMB exchange rate (level and system) are focused on the mechanism of exchange rate which can be the breach of the reform.

If, however, a party has the opportunity to put his side of the case and does not bother to do so, there will be no breach of the rule.

Many of the women who believe their children were stolen were unmarried at the time, a shocking breach of social norms during the strict years of the Catholic Franco regime.

And, lowering his rifle, he took aim at the captain of the gun, who, at that moment, was bearing down on the breach of his gun and rectifying and definitely fixing its pointing.

When told such an action might have amounted to a breach of the law, one of them questioned: what's wrong for me to send uninvited emails to my customers for advertising?

Samsung Group's chairman Lee Kun-hee announced Tuesday he would step down after 20 years of leadership following his indictment on April 17 for tax evasion and breach of trust.

One suggests that a royal protection officer was paid by the paper to supply high-level royal contact numbers in what may have been a major breach of palace security.

Specialists say the authorities have a several-pronged strategy for shielding civilians if there is an explosive breach of the reactor, as in the April 26 1986 Chernobyl disaster.

In 2009 the Pentagon realised that a breach of the Nunn-McCurdy rules on over-budget defence-procurement programmes was inevitable, because costs would exceed the original baseline by more than 50%.

(2) On several occasions resolutions adopted at meetings called by the Central Committee, which I had not gone over, were issued without authorization. This is a mistake and a breach of discipline.

The tempo of troop rotations in Iraq and Afghanistan is already in breach of the Pentagon's guidelines: two years at home for every year of operations abroad for the full-time army, and six years' relief for reserve citizen-soldiers who make up nearly half the current strength in Iraq.

On the other hand the Stewards took into account that this was the 4th occasion on which Mr Lau during his 15 years as a licenced trainer with the MJC had been found to be in breach of the rules relating to prohibited substances.