Breach Quotations | Page 2

This is not a new levee breach up there. It's just that the old one hasn't been repaired.

A major breach in these levees could imperil hundreds of thousands of people and endanger most of the state's water supply, ... As we have seen in New Orleans, it would be a dramatic mistake to further delay the repairs that are necessary to protect communities from the ravages of floodwaters.

a breach of trust between the faculty and the board.

a breach of trust about possible egg-donor irregularities.

It's a confluence of events, all these things are coming together to create further concern in the market. We'd expect oil to continue to rise and breach the old high of $70.85 over the next quarter.

Following the meeting with the New Zealand Warriors we have issued them with a breach notice informing them we plan to deduct four competition points and fine them $430,000.

It is well established that the authorization to use force given by the Security Council in 1990 may be revived if the council decides that there has been a sufficiently serious breach of the conditions laid down by the council for the cease-fire.

It made it seem like it would be very simple to set off an explosion and breach the reactor, when in fact 50 tons of concrete surround it. It's our understanding that not only would it survive a truck bomb but also a plane crash (into the reactor). The facility is safe and solid. It has a 46-year history of safety.

It's premature to say whether there will be grounds for possible breach of contract. We have not precluded any new civil action on behalf of our clients if the facts warrant it.

The next rain may breach the dam of the silt fence toward the Still River. That is what we're concerned about.

Everybody anticipated the breach of the levee, Mr. President,

That's our intention, to harvest the timber. If someone would sit on it, they would be in breach of the contract.

It's critical that customers take measures to protect private and confidential information that resides in enterprise databases. Current threat levels are high, regulatory compliance is mandated in many countries, and the consequences of a significant data breach can result in substantial economic loss and damage to reputation. Better tools to implement strict access controls and enforce privacy policies will help customers avoid the embarrassment and other consequences of a compromised database.

They began to deny it and claimed that they weren't working against us at all. Only after that did we decide to go public. We consider this a breach of our agreements. In essence we were deceived.

They were technically in breach then, too, because they didn't have a network contract. I don't think anybody would argue that CMT is comparable to a network.

They let this go. They got it to a point where they'd rather just see it breach on its own and damage or take lives. I just don't know what to say about the state.

That's completely unacceptable, and I don't think there would be New Zealanders who would say that New Zealand should do nothing in the face of another country's agents trying to breach our sovereignty. We have to take a stand on that, regardless who the country is,

The issue of horse welfare is of paramount concern for us. We regard this is as a very serious breach of the rules of racing.

Their actions in how they secured (the records) was not reasonable and certainly their actions after they found out about the breach were not reasonable, too late, too late.

The continued failure to breach topside resistance at $1.22 will see some investors turn bearish on the single currency.

I never thought anybody in such a position of sensitivity in the Justice Department would breach confidences.

If you don't breach the lagoon, you'll lose the run of fish. There are arguments both ways. If you breach it too early, the younger fish are going to die because they're not mature enough and will get sucked out into the ocean, but if there's a drought year, you're going to have to open it up during their spawning cycle so they can get into the river.

In the last analysis, of course, an oath will encourage fidelity in office only to the degree that officeholders continue to believe that they cannot escape ultimate accountability for a breach of faith.

Clearly, this is an extraordinary breach of national security, ... The last time we went through this with the Wen Ho Lee case, and now we find ourselves right back where we started.

But to deny the simple fact that this is a breach of the cease-fire is, I think, deeply disappointing.

If (Fhimah) was not aware of that objective then he cannot be guilty of conspiracy, he cannot be guilty of murder and he cannot be guilty of the alleged breach of section two of the Aviation Security Act 1982.

I am outraged that a House member has tried through this provision to breach the traditional confidentiality of individual Americans' tax returns. There is no reason for this measure, and this last-minute act violates all principles of judgment and common sense.

I don't think weather issues like hurricanes can breach the trading range.

I can confirm the Commission is due to consider sending a letter to Poland warning Poland the Commission considers that they may be in breach of Article 21 of the merger regulations, which gives the Commission exclusive competence over mergers of a European dimension.

I do not believe, personally, that it is appropriate to punish him (by forcing him to sit out the rest of the season). He's not committed a crime, he's committed a breach of contract. And what they're doing against him is vindictive.

He phoned and said that he wasn't going to show up, ... And when he didn't he was in breach of his contract and we terminated him.

You could have done it in one year. The breach that occurred in one corner of the city basically spread throughout the whole city. Why? Why allow the water to move through the whole thing, including the French Quarter that was miles and miles away.

The judgment has to be, at the present time, that Saddam Hussein is not cooperating with the inspectors and therefore is in breach of the U.N. resolution. And that's why time is running out.

This is a clear breach of contract, which I consider unethical.

The general rubric is breach of fiduciary duty, but I think there's been a breach of a whole variety of promises.

The gold price is now flirting with critical support levels ($532-$535), and it faces a possible short- to medium-term trough -- one that could even breach the $500 level.

The gesture, albeit insulting, had no sexual meaning, did not appeal to anyone's prurient interest, and did not create a public disturbance or breach of the peace.

The fire was very intense in that area, it did breach the fuselage.

The company disclosed one technical covenant breach that appears so small that it raised myriad questions among investors as to why the special dividend was canceled rather than just postponed.

The conclusion is now inescapable that Iraq is in material breach of Resolution 1441, ... But, I also say this: That war is not inevitable.

The market is now waiting for the U.S. government's oil stocks data. If there are any surprising declines in U.S petroleum stocks, crude futures will likely try to breach the $62 mark again.

The letters seem to be pretty vague. They're not being told where the breach occurred the notices tell them that something happened, but it won't tell them where or how. If you're a consumer, it would help to know which retailer made your information available, because maybe you wouldn't want to shop there again.

The main contributor to the index was China Mobile. The strong sentiment for the stock spilled over to other blue chips and helped the index breach the 16,000 points level.

Mushy reviews are a breach of faith

The breach of custom Is breach of all.