Sentence examples for in total breach from inspiring English sources

"A dossier passed to us by a BBC whistleblower has revealed it to be in total breach of the BBC's editorial guidelines as a public broadcaster".

So I pulled into my gas station on fumes, rehearsing what I could possibly say that wouldn't be a total breach in customer privileges.

In total, the breach affected some 57 million riders and drivers.

"I think the reason why the prime minister is in such a panic over the NHS is because he knows that this is a total breach of the promises he made at the election," he said.

But he jailed him for a further six months in relation to the breach of his suspended sentence, making six years in total.

In total News International is facing more than 60 civil actions for breach of privacy relating to phone hacking by the now-closed Sunday tabloid.

In total, Shirley told Forbes, the center performed 116 investigations following spying breaches and found that in all but 14 of those cases the intruders had gained complete administrator-level access to the victim's network.

Breaches are defined as a score less than 36 in total or less than 9 on any item of the SRS.

In total, Equifax has said the personal data of up to 143M consumers could have been compromised after hackers breached its systems earlier this year.

In total, intruders gained access to 70m records that contained partial names and e-mail and postal addresses of customers.Target's catastrophic breach may come to be seen as the digital equivalent of BP's disastrous Deepwater Horizon oil spill.

Australia in total, total control.