Sentence examples for were breached from from inspiring English sources

More than half of Asbos in England and Wales were breached from 2000 to 2008, government figures show.

The firm discovered that its password-protected site had been breached from an IP address at News America's offices in Connecticut.

This may suggest that MarketWatch's security was breached from the outside, or perhaps it was fed errant price change data.

An image is being circulated encouraging folks to spread the message "MasterCard deemed unsafe" and that private account details have been breached from MasterCard.

By 1965, the country was in turmoil plagued by corruption and slow economic growth, while its borders were breached by rebels from neighboring countries.

Most doctors' information systems have been breached, research from the American Medical Association and Accenture reported.

Yet I suspect just the same words were used 50, 70, or 100 years ago when male bastions of exclusiveness were being breached by women; from voting to working in the City to running the Chicago marathon.

Our contemporary sense of the sacredness of privacy — and our sense of violation when it's breached — derives, ultimately, from a time when governments and religious institutions based their power on what was often called "mystery" (the "mysteries of God," or, in some cases, the "mysteries of state").

In 2015 the Fundao dam on the banks of a tributary to the Rio Doce was breached by sludge from the Samarco mining company.

If the buildings are breached, the heat from the fuel rods could cause explosions and release more dangerous radioactive materials.

For successful pollination and subsequent fertilization, this barrier must be breached by cutinases from the pollen grain surface and stigma pellicle [ 56].