Sentence examples for explicit breach from inspiring English sources

"This was the approach that the FCO would take subsequently, and was an explicit breach of the FCO whistleblowing policy, a contractual term of Ms Bamieh's employment," the documents allege.

Although security experts could not confirm whether this represents an explicit breach of protocol, they argued that it reflected the chaotic nature of decision-making within police stations as the security services struggled to bring protests under control.

"In the face of the extraordinary evidence of such abuse and harassment of children in immigration detention in Nauru there must be an investigation into whether this is an explicit breach of the Department of Immigration and Border Protection's duty of care," said the former's chief executive, Marc Purcell.

Reporting from the relatively safe – but strategically important – stronghold of Belgium, Robin Wauters tells us that 'several federal and regional government officials in Germany are trying to put a ban on Google Analytics', on the basis that collecting user data without explicit permission breaches the country's strict data protection laws.

Now they have been bailed in, some of them in breach of an explicit promise that they can be sure of getting their money back even if a bank goes belly-up.Euro-zone leaders will spin the deal as reflecting the unique circumstances surrounding Cyprus, just as they did the Greek debt restructuring last year.

Rich, now vice president for advocacy at Consumer Reports, listed multiple conditions in the consent decree that Facebook may have breached, including those about seeking explicit permission from users before sharing their data.

Clear Channel has agreed to pay the fine to the federal communications commission for a variety of breaches of its taste and decency code, including sexually explicit comments made by Stern on his cult radio chatshow.

However, unexpected privacy breaches can still occur because aggregation methods provide no explicit security guarantees and it is extremely difficult to assess how much information is leaked through summaries.

In technical language, the report finds that Wolfowitz breached multiple ethics rules, the officials said, but contains no explicit recommendations about what should happen next.

As architects of the organizational culture, leaders must put their heads above the parapet by being explicit about what is accepted and, what is not and when terms are breached, apply sanctions.

More technically, the Bahamas test asks if there is either an explicit or implicit contract to build or manage software such that if there was a breach of the contract, the project would fail.