Sentence examples for aim at resources from inspiring English sources

The key concern is that hackers, rather than running their malicious code from local resources, will now tend to leverage the PaaS to develop and manage malicious codes that would ultimately take aim at resources available on the Internet included IaaS infrastructure.

Activities need to aim at resource efficient transport that respects the environment including noise and air pollution.

The former aims at resource management in physical, information, cognitive and social domains.

In addition to the policies that are directed at particular sectors, there are a number of key policies that are aimed at resource use in general and thus affect multiple sectors.

For these and other reasons, an intermediate or decentralised approach to wastewater management is urgently needed aiming at resource conservation and reducing environmental impacts of current approaches (Cook et al. 2009; Mitchell et al. 2008) (see Table 1).

Specifically, we review the methodologies of implementation introduced in UN programmes, aimed at resource efficiency and sustainable results through a 'good governance' approach, which focuses on openness and transparency, inclusion, integrity and accountability through decentralisation and participation.

The proposed ASP-based solution can be used in the context of Simulink-to-MPSoC translation as it provides a technique to automate the optimization of design choices aimed at resource utilization and execution time.

Educational programmes aimed at resource-poor settings funded by donors often leave the side benefit of funding for the country providing the education, which may well be used to provide capacity development there as well.

These attacks aim at consuming resources by sending Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) requests that contain malicious XML content.

Bimal Jalan, a former governor of the Reserve Bank of India, said the move was aimed at increasing resources for the I.M.F., as India and China had promised to help raise "fungible resources" to help other developing countries.

Ms. Spellings's efforts started Tuesday with a measure aimed at focusing resources on the nation's worst schools.