Preposition: of

• contract: A: I sued Harcourt Brace for breach of contract for taking my book off the market.

• duty: By the time of the trial, six declarations were alleged to have been written in breach of these duties.

• confidentiality: The severity of breaches of confidentiality is related to what the data is about.

• warranty: There was, in addition, a claim against H R Owen for damages for breach of collateral warranty.

• peace: He is also charged with a breach of the peace at the time.

• covenant: This will give a legal platform to bring a claim for breach of covenant or breach of confidence.

Object

• confidentiality: No information specific to individuals, or which would breach confidentiality, should be included in the report.

• injunction: Breaching the injunction would be a criminal offense, punishable by up to five years imprisonment.

Converse of object

• constitute: Anything you think constitutes a serious breach of Jolt ethic must be brought quickly to the attention of an admins.

• commit: If I commit a breach of the peace, it gives you carte blanche to commit one as well?

• allege: The claimant commenced proceedings alleging breach of contract and negligence.

• remedy: A BCN would state the breach and the steps required to remedy the breach.

• waive: If the Company waives a breach of Agreement by the User, that waiver is limited to the particular breach.

Noun phrase with adjective complement

• 3(1: They were fined £ 15,000 for breaching Section 3(1 ) of the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 ( HSWA ).

Adjective modifier

• alleged: A point of order may only relate to an alleged breach of these Council Rules of Procedure or the law.

• flagrant: He said that she had committed a flagrant breach and had done so with the injunction fresh in her mind.

• actionable: Thus borrowing whole scenes would come under this heading, and could be classed as an actionable breach of copyright.

• suspected: The Pensions Act 2004 also imposes a statutory obligation on ' whistleblowers ' to report suspected breaches of the legislation to the regulator.

• serious: There had clearly been a serious breach in their security.

• fundamental: In order to bring a claim of constructive dismissal there must be a fundamental breach of contract by the employer.