Sentence examples for breach rates from inspiring English sources

Breach rates have also continued to rise, with more than 40% proving ineffective on more than one occasion.

With breach rates consistently over 50%, the law enforcement agencies that were originally pressured to impose it have found the order wanting and its use has significantly declined.

The final blow was dealt today to the asbo, Tony Blair's measure to deal with yob culture, with figures showing that breach rates reached 73% among young teenagers.

The cybersecurity consultant Bryan Seely told the Seattle Times that, on a scale of one to ten, this breach rates a seven, because it included fifteen million Social Security numbers, along with names and addresses.

The decision to introduce Ipnas to replace asbos follows criticism over their high breach rates and evidence that they became a so-called badge of honour for some young offenders.

Breach rates are reported at 15.7%, implant-related complications at 1.1%, and neurologic deficit at 0.8%.

"But what good is this when the breach rate is so high as the system relies on staff recognition?

The breach rate for asbos has risen, from less than 40% in 2003 to 56% by the end of 2009, with 41% being breached more than once.

The official figures show why they were increasingly regarded as a badge of honour by young offenders, with the breach rate among 12-14-year-olds 12-14-year-olds 12-14-year-olds 12-14-year-olds

The 20,231 asbos issued in the decade between 2000 and 2010 had a breach rate of 56.5%, according to new Home Office figures.

The average breach rate for the asbos since 1999 works out at 56% (or 10,380) that were breached at least once, with 41% (or 7,682) breached more than once.