"breach of time" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to express when someone has missed a deadline or a timeline or a certain end date that had previously been agreed upon. Example: The contractor was fined for a breach of time, as they failed to complete the project by the deadline.
The granting of further powers allowing local authorities to tax private non-residential parking is also possible.Treasury traditionalists may regard these apparently footling changes as a shocking breach of time-honoured tradition.
While some rabbis and cantors welcomed her music as a democratizing force, others saw it as a subversive breach of time-honored tradition, in which the cantor was typically white-haired, always male and usually vocally imposing and the congregants were passive listeners.
He was working seven days a week, which the co-op has also admitted was in breach of working time regulations, and rarely took leave.
This is not the worst breach of all time by a long shot in terms of pure numbers.
He also took on one of the toughest tasks in government IT today: plugging the source of a continual stream of information leaks, including what may have been the biggest federal data breach of all time.
It's the same technique used to foothold the attack on Heartland Payment Systems, in which hackers gained access to millions of credit card numbers in what is perhaps the largest financial breach of all time.
In January, Princeton, N.J.-based payment processor Heartland Payment Systems revealed that it had been the victim of a cybercriminal operation that had gained access to as many as 100 million credit card numbers, potentially the largest data breach of all time.
Security researchers at Sophos say that this could be the largest data breach of all time, easily topping the whopping 117 million LinkedIn emails and passwords that recently surfaced online from a 2012 hack.
It was the third-biggest data breach of all time — Yahoo owns the top two spots — and made 2018 another landmark year in the history of cybersecurity and identity theft.
