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Meanings of serious breach in anglès
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Usage of serious breach in anglès
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To deflect troops elsewhere, might be a serious breach of that compact.
2
It was a serious breach of health regulations, Ms Wall said.
3
Education officials say it appears to be a serious breach of immigration rules.
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He said the offending was long-lasting and involved a serious breach of trust.
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Apparently I had just made a serious breach of gnome etiquette.
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A still more serious breach of politeness, however, was the importunity of petitioners.
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This was a serious breach of national security investigation that needed to be investigated.
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The incident was a serious breach of privacy, he said.
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It was the fifth and most serious breach of the same type of tank.
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Australia's Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce said there had been a serious breach of security.
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It represents a potentially serious breach of national security.
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He has been guilty of a serious breach of discipline and must suffer for it.
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A disregard of technicalities of procedure was magnified into a serious breach of constitutional privilege.
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Interrupting another's conversation is a serious breach of courtesy.
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He was ambitious, and due for promotion; he had also committed a serious breach of regulations.
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The judge described it as an extensive fraud, premeditated, deliberate and a serious breach of trust.
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