Sentence examples for breach will be from inspiring English sources

It is still unclear what the financial burden of the security breach will be".

If they are written back into some workers' contracts, the remedy for breach will be common law wrongful dismissal rather than statutory unfair dismissal.

But the same clause, reflecting France's demand for a second stage of deliberations, also stipulates that the new breach "will be reported to the Council for assessment".

The breach "will be a concern to listing companies and other firms doing business with Nasdaq," said Larry Tabb, the chief executive of the Tabb Group, a financial research business based in Westborough, Mass.

The verdict read: "(The Lega Pro) will impose on the club Aurora Pro Patria the sanction of the obligation to play a league match behind closed doors, with immediate effect, with the caveat that further breach will be evaluated as an occurrence of multiple violations, for the purposes of the subsequent sanction".

He explains that every three months the teams will have to sign a commitment that they are running under the limit and, as with everything in F1, the punishment they will face if found in breach will be financial: a $100m fine.

This time such breaches will be published along with the names of the MPs responsible.

A spokesman for the Department for Education said: "Any claim that the school admissions code has been breached will be investigated".

That means breaches will be assessed according to a point system that grades the seriousness of offenses and how long ago they were committed.

Gartner predicts that through 2017, "75% of mobile security breaches will be the result of mobile application misconfigurations, rather than the outcome of deeply technical attacks on mobile devices".

The Department of Work and Pensions, which oversees Jobcentre Plus, was unable to say how many of its 512 data breaches involved information being passed to third parties, but stated: "With over 100,000 staff the relatively small number of those who misuse our computer systems are always disciplined, and those who commit serious breaches will be dismissed".