breach of faith वाक्य

"When Americans perceive that their president is lying to them and has lied to them for some time, that's when a breach of faith occurs.
"If troops who served in Chechnya were there, then that fact and the breach of faith that it represents is extremely irritating, " he said.
Legal lingo, however, calls for breach _ as in the other familiar and possibly relevant phrases breach of contract, breach of promise, breach of faith.
Woolsey said on Wednesday night, " this is a terrible breach of faith with the American people and their ability to understand their own history.
But he added, " I think there are other teams out there that are just waiting for some breach of faith along the way ."

If it was cleared at the highest levels of the government, Blair may be forced to explain what Adams called " a breach of faith ."
Andreanopoulos also accused both parties of allowing his indictment by Parliament in mid-September for breach of faith in the sale of Greek cement giant AGET Herakles.
The author says the destruction wrought by some of the nation's top library officials constitutes a breach of faith that must be exposed to public scrutiny.
While investors continue to lament about a breach of faith by the county and the its financial outlook, the market's appetite for securities usually wins out.
If a contract with the commandos is unenforceable, the breach of faith is unconscionable, said Sen . John F . Kerry, D-Mass ., a Vietnam veteran.