Sentence examples for widespread breaches from inspiring English sources

In both 2000 and 2010 it was estimated at about 1.8%, reflecting widespread breaches of the one-child policy.

Discount website Groupon must ensure its deals are "accurate, honest and transparent", after the trading watchdog uncovered "widespread" breaches of consumer protection rules.

But when journalists, editors and executives stand accused of widespread breaches of criminal law, they should have no place to hide.

We learned that business size is not a guarantee against widespread breaches of workplace laws, neither is commercial success, nor is ubiquity.

A8 Union Board to Release Report Union officials said the board of Ullico, whose directors face accusations of insider trading, voted to release a special counsel's report which found widespread breaches of fiduciary duty involving stock trades by company executives.

It revealed major and widespread breaches of human rights ranging from physical and financial abuse and lack of help eating and drinking to scant regard for the privacy and dignity of those being care for.

Liverpool Victoria, Britain's largest friendly society, was yesterday fined a record £900,000 for 'serious and widespread' rule breaches.

Ongoing protests at Manus Island escalated at the weekend, leading to widespread security breaches at the facility on Sunday night.

It says that recent revelations about PRISM and other widespread data breaches is driving European-based companies to look at higher-security cloud solutions.

They resonate especially well with the public in contrast to other tech giants like Google and Facebook that are aggressively collecting private personal data, and the widespread security breaches of big brands.

Following widespread security breaches as eBay, Target and the like, companies are wise to err on the side of transparency and take broad steps to ensure its user's information is safe.