Sentence examples for own breach from inspiring English sources

Then she chortled in recognition of her own breach of concert etiquette.

RSA has said that in its own breach, the hackers accomplished this by sending "phishing" e-mails to small groups of employees, including one worker who opened an attached spreadsheet that contained a previously unknown bug.

Facebook has known about its own breach for at least a month, according to people close to the investigation, but it was unclear why the company waited this long to announce it.

RSA has said that in its own breach, the hackers did this by sending "phishing" e-mails to small groups of employees, including one worker who opened an attachment that unleashed malicious software, enabling the hacker to obtain the worker's passwords.

Although earlier cases often refused to permit a party to bring an action that could be said to be based on his own breach; see, e.g., Hansbrough v. Peck, 72 U.S. (5 Wall). 497, 506, 18 L. Ed. 520 (1867); Wheeler v. Mather, 56 Ill.

It approved the order despite concerns that such production may force the journalist to incriminate himself under the Official Secrets Act, but emphasised that only the documents strictly relevant to the potential prosecution against Shayler for his own breach of the OSA should be disclosed.

Vendt made his own breach-of-contract claims against TYR Sport in the federal lawsuit filed in California.

The effort did not stop its other members from sweeping their own breaches under the rug.

Snapchat also shares user data with advertisers, who could suffer their own breaches.

Mandiant notes that 31% of organizations discovered their own breaches, using their own resources, only slightly down from 33% the year before.

"They went through the first barrier like it was water, then went across into the second barrier line". U.S., French, British, Saudi and Egyptian forces poured through their own breaches, meeting unexpectedly light resistance and encountering masses of Iraqis clamoring to surrender.