"It's a very weird and peculiar thing for a one-on-one conversation without the attorney general, without warning, between the president and me, or any United States attorney who has been asked to investigate various things," Bharara said on ABC's "This Week," adding that he believed the direct communication was a breach of protocol. .
While they believed that it was necessary to separate themselves from the corruption of parish churches, they also believed that it would be a breach of Christian charity to refuse all forms of communication and fellowship.
Unclear communication could be a breach of ethics, or could cause a participant to walk out partway through the study, wasting a great deal of time.
What some might consider a breach of etiquette was, in fact, a completely appropriate piece of marketing communication that has served her well and resulted in a ton of new business.
— Rue89 (@Rue89) April 19 , 2012For some it was a breach of Twitter etiquette and a rare, odd moment of cross-communication between the faceless, branded accounts of large news organizations.
Communication with AFIS was left with the navigator, which is a breach of norms.
The code is simple: Any contact, even just communication between a man and a woman outside of customary wedlock is considered a breach of the honour of the woman's family, and gives it the right to seek bloody revenge.
Electronic communication between coaches and players is banned and I would deal with this as a breach of those regulations.
Simply, a breach of rules.
Distinct from a breach of contract, a breach of duty must be shown and such breach of duty is absent in the case at bar.
This is a breach of Civil Rights Act of 1964.
