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breach of trust
noun
- Law. a violation of duty by a trustee.
- a violation of duty or responsibility.
breach of trust
noun
- law a violation of duty by a trustee or any other person in a fiduciary position
Word History and Origins
Origin of breach of trust1
Example Sentences
He is being accused of bribery and breach of trust.
“Using AI to help prepare for interview questions is fine, but reading off a screen with interview responses is a total breach of trust and a big no-no for me,” she said.
In 2015 he was summoned to appear in court to answer allegations of criminal conspiracy, breach of trust and corruption related offences.
"This was a great breach of trust of the people by the leadership of the president, the Kenya Airports Authority, the minister - they all betrayed the people," he alleges.
Netanyahu then sought to downplay the significance of the charges of bribery, fraud and breach of trust, and stress his political legacy.
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