Feingold, who proposed several doomed amendments to the law, was the only senator to
break faith with the parties and vote against the entire bill.
We seem to have found ourselves in third place," said a slightly surprised Trafalgar Road captain, Mark Fletcher, earlier in the campaign, as he adjusted to the rapid development of his young team and he will not
break faith with his players over the winter.
What the President has done here is to
break faith with the American people.
If we raised the embargo before we had some agreement on payment, we would
break faith with the American property owners.
He suggested the Conservative Party would not
break faith with the Prime Minister if UK troops joined a US-led campaign against Iraq in the absence of a second resolution.
John Adams immediately announced that he was determined not to
break faith with the cause of independence, and Howe instantly turned to Franklin and Rutledge and intimated that his words had been meant for the two of them: "Mr.
The Trisha show didn't just
break faith with Elizabeth Paterson by getting her on under false pretences.
To you from falling hands we throw/The torch; be yours to hold it high/If ye
break faith with us who die/We shall not sleep, though poppies grow/In Flanders fields.
I can not
break faith with my son and I do not think people would expect me to.
But now is not the time to
break faith with the voters, especially when solutions are right in front of us.
The proposals would
break faith with Indian tribes and add yet another type of gambling in Oregon.
It is reported that, on the eve of his death, he allegedly said to his doctor, "Tell them this: If ye
break faith with us who die we shall not sleep.