breach of good faith

基本解釋

In life, a very real breach of good faith to do it, but to harm others and themselves.
在生活中，的的確確存在違背誠(chéng)信的事，但結(jié)果都是害人害己。
That breach of good faith fired the spark of anger to move Gillard to challenge her leader.
這種對(duì)良好信賴的破壞最終點(diǎn)燃了憤怒的火種，促使吉拉德曏她的領(lǐng)袖發(fā)起了挑戰(zhàn)。
C. 203 held that the action for breach of confidence is based on a principle of preserving "good faith".
表明那些破壞信任的行爲(wèi)是基於保護(hù)‘信守諾言’基礎(chǔ)上的。

Faced with this clear breach of good faith, the US Congress and the Shamir government demanded that then-president George H.
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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.
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