As the number of IT breaches continues to rise, startups that are coming up with creative ways of tackling the issue are growing, too.
The mayor asked the museum to voluntarily invoke a clause in its lease on two city buildings that calls for the appointment of a panel of "contemporary art experts" to help oversee the museum if it breaches its contractual obligation to remain a "museum of 'world class' stature".
Nor will the deal's "snapback" mechanism (intended to coerce Iran back into compliance if it breaches its obligations) change that reality.
Yet the building stands empty and unused, because a group of local residents and architectural experts, assisted by its lawyers, argues that it breaches acts of parliament.
The commission's powers include imposing a financial penalty on a company and revoking its licence to operate if it breaches the act.
A top European court has issued a sharply worded rebuke to the Kremlin over its so-called "gay propaganda" law, saying it breaches human rights laws by reinforcing the stigma around homosexuality and encourages homophobia.
The continuing defence by ministers, and refusal to countenance appeals to strip the company of its franchise, no matter how many performance measures it breaches, has fuelled union suspicion that GTR are simply doing the DfT's dirty work.
The statute, according to Microsoft, violates the Fourth Amendment right of its customers to know if the government searches or seizes their property, and it breaches the company's First Amendment right to speak to its customers.
Many opponents believe it breaches the constitution itself.
Which part of the Editorial Code it breaches.
It's incoherent, it's a bit anarchic, it breaches our international legal obligations.
