The report suggested, and an Indonesian navy spokesman reiterated, that the 6 January incursion was a knowing and intentional breach.
This is why I tend to believe another assertion in the Harvard statement, that the leak was inadvertent, "not an intentional breach".
Chris McGreal, Guardian US McCain has accused the White House of "an intentional breach" intended to "paint a portrait of the president of the United States as a strong leader on national security issues" in the run up to November's election.
Had the Xingtai disaster been due to a broken levee, as officials claimed, or to something more sinister an intentional reservoir breach?
Due to the absence of a proper risk assessment, "TSA officials said that... they do not know how vulnerable they are to an intentional security breach".
The jury cleared Goldman of claims of negligence, intentional misrepresentation and breach of fiduciary duty and other claims in the civil case, according to the verdict, announced in Federal District Court in Boston.
It is extraordinarily hard to prove a knowing, intentional and wilful breach of anything, but not so hard to prove a benefit, however modest.Whatever the jury decides, the trial will have wider ramifications.
Whether the breach was a result of intentional openness or unintentional laziness on the part of Clinkle is unclear, but the photo doesn't lie.
Ian Gregor, a spokesman for the FAA, said there was no indication the breach was intentional.
