violation of duty

I should have thought it a gross violation of duty and respect.

A serious violation of duty by one party, in other words, justifies the other in terminating the contract.

Captain Voutsinas and other members of the crew were ultimately charged with violation of duty for leaving the ship before attempting to rescue passengers.

Such men indeed incur a guilt of a much deeper dye, than Strangers, who commit no such violation of duty and of feeling.

Auditor Julio Daniel Flores was charged for the lesser crime of violation of duties of officers.

OPR has a policy that it doesn't report or investigate complaints for violation of duty of candor towards the tribunal that may be resolved in court.

"Taffet knew or was reckless in not knowing that Manzo's information was material, nonpublic and provided in violation of duties of trust and confidence," said the original commission complaint.

Formerly party chief at China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) Kang was fired from the position on 14 August 2009, having been accused of 'grave violations of duty' a phrase normally indicating corruption and graft.

Plaintiff's counsel concluded his averments by arguing that even if brought in assumpsit, the action would have alleged the same basis for recovery because the law implied a promise "co-extensive" to the violations of duty alleged under case in the declaration.

Afterwards, the 40 sick employees gathered together as Interessengemeinschaft der VC-Geschädigten in order to file a complaint for violation of duty against the Land of North-Rhine-Westphalia and asked for damage compensation, just like in the Contergan trial.