Sentence examples for reporting breaches from inspiring English sources

Public bodies such as the NHS are accustomed to reporting breaches.

While none relate to the census – and they demonstrate a proactive approach to reporting breaches – the disclosures have continued to raise concerns about the handling of personal information.

The Australian Medical Students Associationn, which represents 17,000 medical students around the country, warned the secrecy provisions would punish doctors "for undertaking professional obligations and reporting breaches in health care and service provision, for instance reporting child sexual abuse to the public".

Private and public organizations in each sector will be evaluated by new regulators, which will not only vet existing infrastructure and fine those who are deemed to have not had good enough security in place, but help set up systems for reporting breaches and responding to them quickly.

8 The increasing number of countries reporting breaches of the supply chain, and products being falsified, along with the recent doubling of articles published on "fake drugs" every 5 years in PubMed indicate the problem is of pandemic proportions and growing.

Failures to wash hands, wear gloves and clean blood glucose meters were among the reported breaches.

Putney High Street and Knightsbridge were the first two areas to report breaches.

The number of reported breaches is up 32 percent this year from last year, according to the Ponemon Institute, a security research group.

Catching and prosecuting wrongdoers is also made difficult by the refusal of some companies to report breaches.

MI6 officers were under no obligation to report breaches of the Geneva conventions and turned a "blind eye" to the torture of detainees in foreign jails, according to the report into Britain's involvement in the rendition of terror suspects.

For companies seeking to avoid unpleasant surprises like bribery investigations, Mr. Schlange said, it is important to have a proper code of conduct and to encourage workers to report breaches.