At the meeting Gormley dropped a hint as to how a settlement might be arrived at without breaching the government's pay policy. |
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The 13-year-olds were found guilty of breaching an order, but walked free from court after magistrates imposed a two-year supervision order. |
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There are the legal consequences of the borrower breaching the representations and warranties, and the covenants. |
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He was sentenced for breaching his order and inflicting actual bodily harm on his barrister. |
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Water levels reached the critical point in the early hours, breaching flood defences. |
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Catastrophic breaching of the hypothetical land bridge allowed salt water from the Mediterranean to pour into the Black Sea. |
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If he comes back before the courts for breaching his referral order or committing another offence, he will have nailed his colours to the mast. |
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For faculty it has been tremendous, a real breaching of the walls and silos of the campus. |
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We also witnessed humpback whales blowing and diving, breaching and slapping their fins and flukes. |
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The whole bus was looking at me, the eternal goof, rather red faced and with an uncontainable smile breaching my face from ear to ear. |
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Punishment for breaching that limit can range from ostracism to court martial. |
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Like the Scottish Nationalists, the SSP are breaching the convention of leaving the Speaker's seat uncontested. |
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He also pleaded guilty to two unrelated matters of breaching a restraining order and handling stolen goods. |
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For the first fortnight the Turks assaulted the land defences, breaching the outer walls, but could still not get inside. |
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When ground troops were involved, enemy forces easily performed military breaching across mine fields. |
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At 44 metres long, the Germans discovered the tunnel when it had only a few metres left before breaching the wall. |
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All three players were charged with breaching the code of conduct during the second one-day international in the ongoing five-match series. |
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Any player found guilty of breaching our code of conduct will be dealt with severely through internal disciplinary procedures. |
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An investigation report has now accused you of breaching the code of conduct for councillors. |
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They move about in various directions, exhibiting social and feeding behavior, with tail-slapping and breaching. |
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It was porpoises, breaching and rolling as they trailed the tug in hope of picking off fish addled by the prop churn. |
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On the way into the harbor we were welcomed by the antics of a humpback whale breaching for almost 10 minutes outside the reef at the entrance. |
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The shots of soaring whales, breaching through the clouds, is still pretty breathtaking. |
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The sun is shining, the sea is calm, the whales are breaching and a large pod of dolphins comes to escort our departure. |
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To attempt breaching the confines of the installation this way was suicidal. |
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Those who would mistake the storm for a lame gimmick or a half-baked attempt at breaching the fourth wall are missing the point. |
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Every day I see employers breaching basic occupational health and safety guidelines. |
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They claimed they were breaching a crazy law that was forcing them to dump fish caught in their nets over the side. |
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The missile struck home, breaching through the exterior surface of the tower easily. |
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Our fearless comedians, who strive every year to find new taboos to breach, are scared of breaching the only one that matters today. |
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Last year, he attacked the Scottish Executive for breaching his human rights by abolishing the feudal system. |
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Under the deed, signatories will refuse to contract with breaching suppliers until the problems are fixed. |
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Evangelicity, in other words, guards against ecclesial formalism by breaching the walls of institutional isolationism. |
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Crevasse splay deposits are floodplain deposits formed by the breaching of a levee, typically during flood events. |
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He was tested for alcohol and failed, then was arrested for breaching his probation order. |
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North Yorkshire's trading standards have already prosecuted in four cases, which resulted in fines for breaching regulations. |
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In Chicago thousands demonstrated, blocking traffic and several times breaching lines of riot and mounted police. |
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So how could he make a preference known without breaching diplomatic protocol? |
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The taskforce officer has charged the dogman with breaching the dispute resolution procedure in the Victorian Building Industry Agreement. |
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The warrant was rejected because FBI officials feared breaching the wall. |
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She also admitted breaching a 12 month conditional discharge imposed on August 20, for a host of similar nuisance calls to the emergency services. |
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The report says that some insurers are breaching codes of conduct laid down by the General Insurance Standards Council and the Association of British Insurers. |
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It is also considering taking legal action against the Government for breaching an agreement to regulate pharmacies and control the opening of new branches. |
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Police have issued a warrant for the arrest of former the York man John Wilson after he failed to turn up at court for allegedly breaching his order. |
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The white side of the fortress surfaced briefly, a breaching white whale, before waves splashed up the sides and it rolled back down into the deeps. |
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Glass structures fascinate me, and I'd like to work with that someday, to create a dolphin leaping out of the water or a whale breaching, something like that. |
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By way of example, in America, Supreme Court Judges and Presidential appointees are investigated for breaching labour laws like hiring Mexican overstayers and border-jumpers. |
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A town hall employee claims he was victimised after accusing his boss of breaching the council's code of conduct by accepting tickets to watch a premiership soccer match. |
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Lothian and Borders Police said the pair had also been charged with allegedly breaching badger protection laws after badger setts were found to have been tampered with. |
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It growled at him and latched its teeth onto the windshield, the very tips of its fangs breaching the meager shield and poking holes in the glass. |
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By the turn around both sides had missed penalty kicks and both had drop-goal attempts fail, but in terms of breaching the opposition defence, there was little to report. |
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He was arrested on suspicion of breaching the peace and taken into police custody. |
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In February this year he was sentenced to six months in jail after breaching the order by associating with someone he was prohibited from being with. |
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Lauren pleaded guilty to breaching the peace and being drunk on board a transatlantic Delta Air Lines flight. |
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It says a lot about the reach and nebulousness of those powers that the Commissioner himself may have come close to breaching their disclosure provisions. |
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Did you ever reprimand an editor found guilty of breaching the pcc code of conduct? |
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Rome is already in the doghouse for breaching the deficit limits three of the past five years and is unlikely to mend its spending habits in the foreseeable future. |
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The Fire Service was cleared by a jury of breaching safety regulations. |
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The defendant also admitted to breaching a two-year conditional discharge set by Magistrates in August after attempting to pickpocket a 78-year-old in a supermarket. |
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And nobody worried about breaching the wall between church and state. |
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But as much as they huffed and puffed, they never looked capable of breaching the rocklike Perth rearguard. |
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Lucky Okeh, 21, of Cubbington Road, Longford, was convicted in his absence of breaching a community order by failing to attend unpaid work. |
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Samuel Fawkner, 24, of Riley Square, Bell Green, admitted breaching a community order by failing to attend Sheriff's Court. |
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March 14 reiterated its deploration against breaching the Lebanese sovereignty on the northern and eastern borders. |
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A certain percentage of the mines are equipped with an antihandling device to hinder manual breaching. |
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Matthew McKeown, 20, of Petitor Crescent, Henley Green, Coventry, admitted breaching a community order by failing to attend unpaid work. |
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A jury took less than half an hour to clear Mark John Duckers of breaching his Sexual Offences Prevention Order. |
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A WHITLEY Bay pub has been ordered to pay PS12,000 in costs for breaching Premier League copyright. |
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Commanders on both sides failed to develop tactics for breaching entrenched positions without heavy casualties. |
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Air Force for strikes in Pakistan to avoid breaching sovereignty through military invasion. |
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Haig thought this was breaching an agreement of 1 July that covering Paris and the Somme area was to take priority. |
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In some jurisdictions, an heir apparent can automatically lose that status by breaching certain constitutional rules. |
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It is known for breaching and other distinctive surface behaviors, making it popular with whale watchers. |
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This may involve throwing it in the air, slapping it with their tails, ramming it, or breaching and landing on it. |
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Lutfur Rahman was the directly elected mayor of Tower Hamlets, in London until he was removed from office for breaching electoral rules. |
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In 2002 the Prison Reform Trust warned that Dartmoor Prison may be breaching the Human Rights Act 1998 due to severe overcrowding at the jail. |
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But it has condemned whoever is breaching the once-secret institution. |
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Michael Thackerberry, 28, was y serving a 12-week sentence for breaching an ASBO when he launched the attack on Colin Arrowsmith in o June. |
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A MARSH man who punched a police of-ficer while resisting arrest for breaching a restraining order has been jailed for 16 weeks. |
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He admitted breaching a restraining order by contacting the same woman on the same date. |
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Slowther, who blames drink for his offending, admitted breaching the restraining order and was jailed Slowther for six months. |
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Yesterday, he appeared before magistrates in Llandudno accused of breaching his restraining order. |
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Ryan Brodie, 24, is serving a sentence for receiving stolen goods and is wanted on recall to prison for breaching his licence conditions. |
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The Lords later came close to breaching this convention a decade later, when the House was considering the case of Daniel O'Connell, an Irish politician. |
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Indeed, police would arguably be obligated to prevent the homeowner from breaching the peace in order to protect his home against the authorized evictors. |
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And last week it was sensationally revealed McAlpine even paid blacklister Ian Kerr's PS5,000 fine and legal costs for breaching data protection laws. |
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Christmas day in 1998, we lived on the Pacific Ocean in Pacific Grove, California and watched a gam of whales breaching in the deep ultramarine water. |
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He pled guilty to eight counts of malicious damage, three of using a marker pen to leave graffiti and seven of breaching bail by entering stations and trains. |
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The investigation concerns whether the BRE directors are breaching their fiduciary duties by failing to adequately shop the Company and maximize shareholder value. |
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A PERVERT who was previously convicted for voyeurism and banned from having a camera phone yesterday admitted breaching a Sexual Offences Prevention Order. |
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Steel, aged 43, whose home in Willes Road, Leamington, has just been sold, had pleaded guilty to five charges of fraud and one of breaching package holiday regulations. |
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The Judge told him he must serve six months for stealing the deodorant and having a Stanley knife and a further eight months for breaching the earlier order. |
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The Mersey Docks Board opposed the committee's first bill, presented late in 1882, and it was rejected by Parliament in January 1883 for breaching Standing Orders. |
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Plasmodium sporozoite protein with a membrane attack complex domain is required for breaching the liver sinusoidal cell layer prior to hepatocyte infection. |
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The Hallagan breaching tool is a modified crowbar made of non-sparking material with an extra spike and a wedge shaped adz at one end for additional prying and leverage. |
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Sintered metal powder is used to make frangible shotgun shells called breaching rounds, as used by military and SWAT teams to quickly force entry into a locked room. |
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In Massachusetts, there are some decisions denying recovery in restitution by the breaching party although this is not generally the rule in the United States. |
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The Pakehas cower in a room full of flickering firelight as the Maoris attack, breaching the wall, bellowing war cries, and surging terrifyingly into the house. |
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A desperate effort of Spanish and Imperialist forces to relieve the city failed and on 20 August 1632, Frederick Henry sprang his mines, breaching the walls of the city. |
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By the 16th century the role of fortifications had changed once more with the development of artillery capable of breaching even thick stone walls. |
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