Sentence examples for ongoing breaches from inspiring English sources

"We call on the Government to engage with the US to bring to an end the ongoing breaches of the Geneva Convention in our client's case for which they are responsible.

But the circumstances are such that I have no choice". A Met spokesman confirmed that Patrick "was written to regarding what appeared to be ongoing breaches of MPS policy".

The most concerning part of all this is that very few organizations are now using new breach-detection technologies and can actually discover these ongoing breaches themselves, meaning attacks are even more destructive for their victims.

Even the courts have helped to reinforce these ongoing breaches, ruling that it's a prerogative of the president, not the judiciary, to determine how enemies of the United States will be treated in custody and what type of trial they will receive, if any.

An ongoing breach of the EU's clean air directive will not be ended before 2025, according to the government's own plans.

In the Council's arcane parlance, Iraq's ongoing breach of past edicts would in itself be sufficient grounds for a more forceful response by Council members, American officials said.

ClientEarth lawyers recently told a hearing that enforcement by the court was the only "effective remedy" for the UK's "ongoing breach" of European Union law.

Siim Õunap, a director of Savii Digital blockchain and crypto agency and FX trader, commenting on the hack itself said: "It is a common perception that when a system is being hacked, alerts that signal an impending attack or ongoing breach are very visible and obvious, such as a visual warning sign or notification.

The supreme court challenge, brought by the Port Moresby lawyer Ben Lomai, represents more than 750 men held on Manus and argues their ongoing incarceration breaches PNG's constitutional guarantee of the right to liberty of all persons.

"It's become very clear that the ongoing security breaches aren't the result of a lack of awareness of security procedures by staff, but a failure at the managerial level to enforce the procedures".

The combination of EMV, massive ongoing data breaches, the growth of e-commerce and the increased sophistication of the fraudster ecosystem itself have all contributed to making fraud attacks easier for criminals, and thus more likely.