Sentence examples for per breach from inspiring English sources

VW could face a fine of $1.1m per breach if a court finds it did breach certain consumer laws.

In all, it identified three "serious violations" of the country's data laws, imposing a €300,000 fine on Google per breach.

Action by the ACCC could include court-imposed fines of up to $1.1m per breach of the consumer law and binding agreements being enforced on Volkswagen to ensure it complies with local standards.

The OFT's powers are limited to a maximum fine of £50,000 per breach, issuing requirements for a firm to change its practices and the ultimate sanction – which has just been used against a short-term lender for the first time – of rescinding its consumer credit licence.

They say fines - usually about £150 per breach - are an "inadequate" deterrent when the financial rewards for wrongdoing can be considerable.

The magistrates ruled that every photograph published in France by Mondadori in future would carry a fine, also of 10,000 euros per breach.

"That to me is a per se breach of fiduciary duty".

Calculating the costs of investigations, compensation, customer support and projected loss of revenue, it found that the average cost to a company per breached record declined for the first time since the numbers are tracked.

But Mozilla looks to sensitive to that because it's limiting breach notifications to one per breached site.

From a criminal ecosystem perspective, the number of victims per successful breach is largely irrelevant.

He added that OpticsML is "working to notify all affected parties" when asked about informing customers and state regulators, as per state data breach notification laws.