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Meanings of breaching the terms in English
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Usage of breaching the terms in English
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Both sides have accused each other of breaching the terms of the truce.
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Israel Folau's GoFundMe page has been taken down after breaching the terms of service.
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The religious layworker was deported last month for allegedly breaching the terms of his religious worker visa.
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Dangerous offenders were reported for breaching the terms of their release more than 60 times in Northern Ireland last year.
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The officers had gone to the home to arrest Walker on charges including breaching the terms of a previous suspended sentence.
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The government should punish a charter school that is breaching the terms of its contract, groups representing teachers and principals say.
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In essence, many of the charges stem from Swartz allegedly breaching the terms of service agreement for those using the research service.
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Terra Firma has been fighting to keep the business out of the clutches of lender Citigroup after breaching the terms on its debt.
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A man who was given a three-year suspended sentence for rape has been sent to prison for breaching the terms of his sentence.
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Suu Kyi was sentenced today to an additional 18 months house arrest for breaching the terms of her most recent period of house arrest.
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The former Libertines frontman, who has fought a well-publicized battle with drugs, was jailed last year for breaching the terms of a probation order.
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The Christchurch man had been jailed in the early 2000s for crimes against children, and again later for breaching the terms of supervision orders.
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Worse, by July, debt had blown out to 3.5 times annualized EBITDA, breaching the terms of the convertible bond.
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It's likely that Momberg could be detained in prison after breaching the terms of her release, and another lengthy legal battle looms over her.
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The two sides have accused each other of breaching the terms of the truce, which analysts say is unlikely to last without serious trust-building measures.
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John Richard Murrell fled to Ireland after serving half of a two-year sentence for sexually assaulting a nine-year-old girl, breaching the terms of his release.