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Meanings of possible breach in English

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Usage of possible breach in English
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Medical reports, legal mumbo-jumbo to stake out a position against any possible breach-of-contract claims.
Conquest of the Useless
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In recent weeks, it was revealed that Ster-Kinekor had had a possible breach of security.
The South African
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All they've done is threaten me with legal action over a possible breach of trust.
The Guardian
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The other possible breach is the connection between the collection point and the factory's cable.
Self's punishment
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Fiji speaker Ratu Epeli Nailatikau today warned members of Parliament of a possible breach of privilege.
Radio NZ
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Macquarie Research analyst Matthew Howlett, however, is not worried about the possible breach of the limit.
Reuters
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The suspicion is that there is a possible breach of security at the UK Post Office.
The South African
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Observers predicted a possible breach in diplomatic relations.
The Guardian
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However, Mr Sullivan said the OAIC contacted the bank this week seeking more information about the possible breach.
Radio NZ
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One person said prosecutors were also looking into possible breach of trust related to asset transactions among affiliates.
Reuters
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Blake said Home Depot learned of the possible breach on Tuesday and chose to communicate what it knew.
Reuters
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Police are reportedly investigating a possible breach of COVID-19 restrictions as the Broncos' season from hell gets worse.
News.com.au
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It also probed a possible breach of fiduciary duty related to an alleged buyout offer from a pharmaceutical company.
Reuters
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However, it has confirmed to RNZ that it corresponded with Google about a breach or possible breach of data storage.
Radio NZ
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Since the Journal started looking into this possible breach of privacy, both Facebook and MySpace have moved to make changes.
Reuters
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The ASA received just two complaints and did not investigate the commercial for a possible breach of the advertising code.
The Guardian
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