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breached ADJ

breached LAW
breached LAW

breach <a breach; breaches> N

breach N

breach N

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Within a few hours, his cannonade had breached them.
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The first stage was not recovered for analysis as the hull integrity was breached, either on landing or on the subsequent tip over and body slam.
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Police said the door to the basement residence was breached and officers saw a fire had been set on top of the kitchen stove.
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First, a public company can subject a whistleblower to a groundless legal claim that the whistleblower breached a confidentiality obligation.
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It is fine example of a breached scoria cone.
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With only anecdotal evidence, it is difficult to know what percentages of contracts are in fact breached.
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However, the remaining claim that the panel will decide is whether the board breached the severance agreement.
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Reprisals in the laws of war are extremely limited, as they commonly breached the rights of non-combatants, an action outlawed by the Geneva Conventions.
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The Crown Prosecution Service also concluded that there was insufficient evidence that the article had breached the law.
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Power loss to her pumps meant an inability to pump the in-rushing flood water faster than it was entering the breached hull.
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