The phrase "a breach from" is not commonly used in written English and may not be considered correct in standard contexts.
It could be used in specific legal or technical contexts to describe a violation originating from a particular source or entity.
Example: "The investigation revealed a breach from the company's internal security protocols."
Alternatives: "a breach of" or "a violation by".
"It will be a breach from the party, and millions of voters, especially in the north, will go elsewhere, maybe to Ukip, maybe to a new-look Conservative party".
In the clearest of multiple Brotherhood statements on the subject, Essam el-Erian, who is chairman of Parliament's foreign affairs committee, told Reuters that the aid was "one of the commitments of the parties that signed the peace agreement, so if there is a breach from one side it gives the right of review to the parties".
In "Minefield", Enterprise suffered a hull breach from a Romulan mine, but the crew was informed of a nearby repair facility where the breach was repaired in "Dead Stop".
A Fortinet survey found that 68percentt of global homeowners are concerned about a data breach from a connected device.
Others worry about a data breach from perhaps a rogue programmer who could de-anonymise the vast amount of information firms have collected.
According to a global study carried out by Newscycle Solutions, 52% of news media companies it canvassed were either hacked or suffered a data breach from the beginning of 2014.
It also has the not to be overlooked factor of locking in Moscow to ensuring that its ally actually follow through with the requirements its being asked to fulfill, which in turn could actually increase the leverage of the U.S. in the event of a further breach from Syria that would surely embarrass Russia.
While some consumers find out about a data breach from the company that has been hacked, others are first alerted by their bank or credit union.
The new duty of responsibility will still require senior managers to take appropriate steps to prevent a regulatory breach from occurring.
The extra 100km on the clock constituted a breach of trust from which there simply was no comeback.
This is a breach of trust from a company that's in the process of trying to repair a broken trust with its users across a number of fronts, including data misuse.
