Sentence examples for action that breaches from inspiring English sources

The term "security incident" means an event that has, or could have, resulted in loss or damage to Department assets, or sensitive information, or an action that breaches Department security procedures.

A spokesman for the FTC told The Washington Post in a statement, "We are aware of press reports describing a breach in late 2016 at Uber and Uber officials' actions after that breach.

Late yesterday a spokesperson for the federal agency told Reuters: "We are aware of press reports describing a breach in late 2016 at Uber and Uber officials' actions after that breach.

As part of a similar effort toward Iran, the Unites States should try to create a more suitable environment for diplomacy by taking actions that gradually breach the walls of mistrust.

Nevertheless, he said Intertops had signed a contract that Mr. Hoechster said indemnifies Edelman against legal action that could arise if Intertops breached the law.

In March 1969, he became the first senator to explicitly criticize the new president's policy there, an action that was seen as a breach of customary protocol by other Senate doves.

But criminal actions that breach the rights of people are another matter and cannot be justified in law or morality.

Misdemeanors include actions that are in breach of peace, such as prostitution, public intoxication that disrupts order, or fist fighting in public.

The MoD confirmed in a statement on Wednesday evening that a small contingent of RAF staff are still embedded but insisted that, while operational matters were for the US, UK personnel would not engage in actions that would be in breach of UK or international law.

Telephone social engineering attacks can be used to gather information about the target company or even trick users into performing actions that lead to a full breach of their security.

The committee said it had heard reliable evidence from humanitarian organisations including the head of Unicef Yemen that the Saudi-led coalition was involved in actions that risked civilian deaths and breached humanitarian law.