Sentence examples for significant breaches from inspiring English sources

Labor's immigration spokesman, Richard Marles, said he was "deeply concerned" about what he described as "one of the most significant breaches of privacy in Australian history".

It marked one of the most significant breaches of White House security during the Obama administration, and led to criticism of the Secret Service in Congress.

It's a government Web page that lists nearly 300 hospitals, doctors and insurance companies that have reported significant breaches of medical privacy in the last couple of years.

The attack against Sega, a division of Sega Sammy Holdings that makes game software like Sonic the Hedgehog as well as slot machines, follows other recent significant breaches.

The government should also expand whistleblower protections and consider increasing penalties for financial services licensees that failed to lodge reports of significant breaches to Asic within the required time, the committee said.

Disclosures linked to Mr. Snowden now rank among the most significant breaches in the strict secrecy of the N.S.A., the largest American intelligence agency, since its creation in 1952.

The offences were described as a "significant breach of trust".

"It is a significant breach of academic protocol," Colonel Coots said.

The Ipso ruling demonstrates unequivocally that the usage of 'Islamic honour killing' constituted a significant breach in the editors' code".

However since then the charity has claimed there has been "a significant breach of trust" by the company.

In reality, the fact that Iraq had destroyed its WMD stocks in the 1990s means that it was not in significant breach of the resolutions at all.