Sentence examples for breaches from the from inspiring English sources

The IAAF has opened disciplinary procedures against 28 athletes for doping breaches from the 2005 and 2007 World Championships.

"The trust is satisfied that the two breaches from the past...do not raise any new issues which require the executive team to rethink its action plan and we have nothing to add to our previous statements".

That type of centralized control virtually eliminated security breaches from the outside, but it also made it impossible to use the data in a timely manner–even if you knew what was there, which most employees didn't.

This year we witnessed a series of high-profile security breaches, from the aftermath of the Target and Home Depot fiascos, to a number of attacks on other national retailers, including Michaels, Goodwill and Neiman Marcus.

Domestically, this is as simple as proving multiple breaches from the same IP address – there is a duty on the homeowner to lock down their wi-fi and to know what is happening under their roof, especially after receiving multiple notifications.

Cyber security is like a chess game, and as we have seen with high profile data breaches from the Democratic National Committee to Sony to OPM and JPMorgan over the last several years, hackers have time and again found ways to breach the current defenses.

The ship sank within three hours because of the height of its bulkheads, the upright partitions positioned within the hull to stop any breaches from flooding the rest of the ship.

In January to early March, you can watch whales breaching from the master bedroom.

"It will be a breach from the party, and millions of voters, especially in the north, will go elsewhere, maybe to Ukip, maybe to a new-look Conservative party".

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which manages the airport, got word of a possible security breach from the Transportation Security Administration, which oversees baggage screening, at 3 30 p.m., said Tony Ciavolella, a Port Authority police spokesman.

According to a global study carried out by Newscycle Solutions, 52% of news media companies it canvassed were either hacked or suffered a data breach from the beginning of 2014.