Sentence examples for accurate secure from inspiring English sources

Our voting equipment delivered accurate, secure and trustworthy elections in 2002, and we expect no less in 2004.

Like many other county election officials, he said he still believed in touch-screen voting, calling it "a very accurate, secure, reliable system".

"We're here today to stand up for a vote that is accurate, secure, fair and just, in which every vote counts," Stein said.

Investigation of the proposed differential protection scheme using both current and voltage ratios shows that it can provide fast, accurate, secure and dependable relay for power transformers.

Pervasive ideals of fair information practices require that personal data collected about individuals be limited, accurate, secure and disclosed to third-parties only with consent.

It's 'clinical-grade' in that it is accurate, secure, up-to-date, and versioned (you know exactly what version of a dataset you are using)." Right now, it is difficult to collect reference data because of the vast amount of information out there since DNA information can, of course, come from everyone in the world.

A secure time synchronization service for WSNs must comply and trade off the following requirements: low cost, accurate, precise, secure, and periodically-scheduled.

Trainings focused on case finding, interviewee confidentiality and security, informed consent, screening candidates for interviews, open-ended qualitative interviewing skills, accurate and secure data gathering techniques, contact-based sampling methods, and human rights principles.

One problem is that since the focus is on communication rather than on accurate and secure knowledge and skills, pupils can achieve high grades with very shaky command of the foreign language, both written and spoken.

If states fail to ensure that the voting machines from Diebold and other companies are accurate and secure, they'll have wasted millions of taxpayer dollars and pulled the rug out from under our democracy in the process.

There is a kind of naive scientism present in business which leads people to think that any argument presented in numerical form is automatically more objective, accurate and secure than one that uses words.