Sentence examples for breached after from inspiring English sources

Mind discovered that the Nice guidelines were often breached after receiving information from 54 of England's NHS 56 mental health trust and one of Wales's seven health boards.

Based on 10 years of collaborative research, their findings point a finger at the blood-brain barrier – the tight wall of cells lining the veins and arteries in the brain that is breached after trauma.

The error comes after a picture posted by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's sister led to her claiming her privacy had been breached after a marketing director tweeted the private family photograph that Zuckerberg had shared on her personal Facebook page.

Protest organizers said that the barriers were breached after they ordered the crowd to disperse, and that the decision by the police to fire tear gas set off the violence that followed.

"We were very happy there, we enjoyed it very much, and it was almost paid for," he said of the two-story tan-brick house that backed up to the 17th Street Canal, which breached after the storm.

A Twitter account being used by the hackers threatened to release more information from Brennan's account, which they reportedly breached after the hackers convinced Verizon to give them the details.

The film-coating showed the capability to breach after a lag time, immediately providing a fast release of the drug during the disintegration of the core.

B is worried that A may breach, after B (at great expense) has established a production line in reliance on A's contractual commitment.

The Sunday Times reported today that its reporters had found Britain's defenses easy to breach after they crossed the channel at night on small boats chartered by people-smugglers and swam the last few hundred yards to shore.

If we keep using the services of a company that suffers breach after breach after breach after breach of our data, there is no incentive for the company to do better.

It seems breach after breach, scandal after scandal has done nothing but accelerate this trend, with companies treating privacy scandals not as evidence that we need more ethical protections, but rather as evidence that ethical protections are outdated and irrelevant in the digital age.