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breach

[breech] / britʃ /




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In November, some parents near Dunstable in Bedfordshire said they feared their children were being "treated like criminals" after being sent to isolation for what they felt were justifiable breaches of uniform rules.

From BBC

An alternative would be to borrow the money but the Treasury would be reluctant to breach its borrowing targets for fear of spooking the financial markets.

From BBC

“It’s a breach of trust, a betrayal, and it’s kind of hard for me to stomach at the moment.”

From Los Angeles Times

This month, the European Commission said TikTok's "addictive features" breached online content rules, and told it to change its design or face a fine amounting to up to six percent of ByteDance's annual global revenue.

From Barron's

“This wall between the commissioner’s office and the review staff has been breached,” Pazdur said.

From The Wall Street Journal