Sentence examples for high breach from inspiring English sources

The decision to introduce Ipnas to replace asbos follows criticism over their high breach rates and evidence that they became a so-called badge of honour for some young offenders.

All have failed and resulted in high breach rates and, therefore, more imprisonment".

He at least departed on a high – breaching the 40-goal barrier for the second time in his career during the 1986-87 season.

Kīlauea has a large summit caldera, measuring 4 by with walls up to 120 m high, breached by lava flows on the southwestern side.

The subsequent high court breach-of-contract case was settled in the venue's favour.

The stakes are far higher in "Breach," of course, but Mr. Ray wisely holds his indignation in check in favor of something more analytical.

Although investigators have not determined that the laptop was stolen, its theft would represent the highest possible breach of classified material, officials said.

In the two months since the disappearance was first reported, investigators have not determined if the laptop was stolen, but officials said that if it had been the theft would represent the highest possible breach of classified material.

But, despite the apocalyptic hype, the Sony hack was not fundamentally different from any other high-profile breach in recent years: personal information was stolen, embarrassing private emails were published and silly political rhetoric and threats were posted on Pastebin.

Assistant general secretary Harry Fletcher said: "The more punitive the order is made by government, the higher the breach rate".

High tides breached a sea wall and damaged 11 homes in Marshfield, 50km (30 miles) south of Boston.