Sentence examples for breach meaning from inspiring English sources

Microsoft has now confirmed that there was no such breach, meaning that the email addresses and passwords were obtained through other means before being published: for example, through email phishing attacks or malware installed on players' computers.

The conventions describe violations of that section as a "grave breach," meaning they would be designated a war crime.

However, the potential penalty was mitigated by the fact that Uber's European branches were also not informed of the breach, meaning the company was not able to report it to the commissioner; and by the lack of evidence that the compromised data was misused.

If someone released on bail fails to attend an immigration court hearing, the bail bond will be breached, meaning that the bail agent takes a loss.

In a number of recent breaches such as Yahoo!, Forbes or the Plenty of Fish (pof.com) online dating site, a background site was breached, meaning that a visit to a top ranked site resulted in a malware drop.

JJB, it said, had breached banking covenants and was likely to breach more, meaning its funding was not guaranteed.

To make matters worse, corporations currently have few incentives to report and share breach information, meaning these attacks will continue to escalate.

The most concerning part of all this is that very few organizations are now using new breach-detection technologies and can actually discover these ongoing breaches themselves, meaning attacks are even more destructive for their victims.

In the 2010-11 financial year, 10,100 breaches were recorded, meaning the crime occurred at a rate of 227 per 100,000 people.

Lauber, when announcing the criminal proceedings against Blatter last month, said the payment is suspected of having been "disloyal" to Fifa – meaning a breach of Blatter's position of trust as president – potentially amounting to "criminal mismanagement" or "misappropriation".

The judge dismissed a claim that Fox infringed on the inmates' due process rights, but allowed the claim that the network may be liable for "tortious inducement of breach of fiduciary duties," meaning that Fox may have "colluded" with the detention center's administration to place the center on lockdown during filming.