The use of sanctions, such as fines for non-compliance, removal from the register for continuous breaches (and in theory the ability to lobby) and existing criminal laws if necessary.
In extreme circumstances Ofcom has the power to withdraw RT's ability to broadcast in the UK for continuous breaches of broadcasting regulations, depriving it of the right to be distributed through Freeview, satellite and cable services.
The American-Arab anti-Discrimination Committee urged a boycott over the surveillance and administration support for Israel during the current Gaza offensive, rejecting what it called "normalization of the continuous breach of our fundamental rights".
Basement membrane integrity was determined using periodic acid-Schiff (PAS) stained slides, and was scored by SM on a scale of 0 3: 0- continuous with no breaching, 1- a few small interruptions, 2- several interruptions with breaching by tumor cells, 3- extensive loss of basement membrane with invasion of tumor cells over the breached area; observations were performed under 10X magnification.
There was only one breach of that covenant in the contract, which breach was continuous in its nature.
We have seen data breaches reported on a continuous basis from 2012 when I talked about it being the summer of breach to current day.
It will be interesting to see if other companies, in which security breaches are less a continuous threat, will be willing to adopt a new platform.
Combined with threat intelligence, breach simulations can make continuous threat detection and prevention more likely.
There were continuous attempts to storm the border and breach the border.
However, site-specific geomorphic factors such as episodic bank-shore erosion or sudden drainage through thermo-erosional valleys or coastal erosion breaching lake basins can disrupt continuous deposition.
Last but not least, the framework, rules, and policies should undergo continuous revisions after obtaining feedback from the breach data, students, staff, and policy-makers.
