Sentence examples similar to a directive on cybersecurity from inspiring English sources

In 1989, European authorities first proposed a Directive on takeovers.

Near the top is a directive on takeover bids.

Defining those elements, and defining acceptable degrees of isolation, will take more directive leadership on cybersecurity than we have yet seen from any President.

Jorge Luis Sierra is a Knight International Journalism Fellow and an expert on cybersecurity.

James A. Lewis, a cybersecurity expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, welcomed the new directive as bolstering the government's capability to defend against "destructive scenarios," such as those that Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta recently outlined in a speech on cybersecurity.

On March 8th, a briefing on cybersecurity was held for members of Congress at a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility near the Capitol Building.

The Brookings Institution holds a discussion on cybersecurity in Asia.

Then, the scientists are expected to issue a document on cybersecurity early next year.

"There is more infighting and yapping than action," complains Congressman William Macc) Thornberry [R-Tex.], chairman of a House subcommittee on cybersecurity.

"There is more infighting and yapping than action," complains Congressman William (Mac) Thornberry (Republican-Texas), chairman of a House subcommittee on cybersecurity.

Recently, the European Community (EC) issued a proposal for a new Directive on the Protection of the Environment through Criminal Law (2007 Directive Proposal, Directive Proposal), which follows the example of both the Council of the European Union and the Council of Europe Councill).