This is a clear breach of faith on deposit insurance and bodes ill for bank depositors throughout the eurozone.
FORBES: The Cyprus Bailout Fiasco: European Markets Roll With the Punches
In all such cases, he said, it was "highly irresponsible to betray confidentiality or engage in a breach of faith".
"President Obama's decision to grant amnesty to potentially millions of illegal immigrants is a breach of faith with the American people, " said Smith, chairman of the House Judiciary Committee.
Faced with this clear breach of good faith, the US Congress and the Shamir government demanded that then-president George H.
So among my other concerns about the drift of events under the present administration, I consider the abandonment of missile defense in Eastern Europe to be a strategic blunder and a breach of good faith.
Last year, in other papers filed with the court, CBS claimed the actors "are attempting to generate a lucrative litigation windfall by riddling their complaint with unsupported and overreaching causes of action" for fraud and breach of good faith.
"My argument is that even though both sides may have areas of strong disagreement, maybe engaging in activities that the other side considers to be a breach of good faith, we have to push through those things to try to get to an agreement, " he said.
BBC: Obama urges Palestinians to drop settlement precondition
Arguing baseless defenses such as breach of contract or fraud without good faith grounds to raise it is sanctionable and possibly perjury.
Now that is a total breach of the conventions by which our democracy works, which is that we can put faith in what ministers say to us, we do believe they tell the truth.
BBC: News | BREAKFAST WITH FROST | Interview with Michael Ancram MP, shadow foreign secretary
应用推荐