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The offences were described as a "significant breach of trust".

"It is a significant breach of academic protocol," Colonel Coots said.

The Ipso ruling demonstrates unequivocally that the usage of 'Islamic honour killing' constituted a significant breach in the editors' code".

However since then the charity has claimed there has been "a significant breach of trust" by the company.

Panel chairman Penny Griffiths said: "The misconduct was extremely serious and there was a significant breach of trust, particularly given the vulnerability of the young people concerned.

The British information commissioner said in November 2010 that Google's collection of the data was a "significant breach" of British privacy laws, though the company was not fined.

A few tents have popped up, around three so far, one just outside entrance [of the exchange]." The Metropolitan police said that they do not believe activists had broken into the London stock exchange building or that there had been any significant breach of security there.

In Max Mosley's case against the News of the World, Mr Justice Eady said: "It is not for the state or for the media to ex-pose sexual conduct that does not involve any significant breach of the criminal law.

"This will include initiatives on low-carbon vehicles, as well as the nuclear and renewable energy industries," it said in a formal statement which raised questions from environmental consultant, David Lowry, about whether this was a small but significant breach of its promise not to give any kind of subsidies to the atomic power sector.

These pigments are functioning as light absorbers, transferring energy of its electron in excited state to chlorophyll a. Reduction of carotenoid content is a negative phenomenon and indicates significant breach of all the photosynthetic apparatus.

WASHINGTON — A top Pentagon official has confirmed a previously classified incident that he describes as "the most significant breach of U.S. military computers ever," a 2008 episode in which a foreign intelligence agent used a flash drive to infect computers, including those used by the Central Command in overseeing combat zones in Iraq and Afghanistan.