Sentence examples for antiquated control from inspiring English sources

But in reality, most power grids are based on 1950s technology, with sketchy communications and antiquated control systems.

Yet their antiquated control systems lack protection against digital intrusion, providing an easy target.

The reason for both is France's stifling and antiquated governmental control of every aspect of entrepreneurial life.

Thanks to Egypt's antiquated rent-control system, tenants of the city's oldest buildings need only pay rent at decades-old rates, meaning that their monthly dues are sometimes now only worth a few English pence.

He is clear about whom he believes is to blame: A campaign policy paper calls public education "an antiquated system controlled to a disturbing degree by the unions representing teachers".

In other categories, the plan mumbles vaguely about "modernization" but nowhere do we see funded in the plan actual replacements for already antiquated manned command and control, surveillance, and intelligence aircraft, and some cargo and tanker aircraft.

Europe's antiquated air-traffic control is fragmented into 49 centres and 31 national systems.

Developing it makes updating our antiquated air traffic control system look like child's play.

The Senate voted Monday to approve a bill that would speed the modernization of the nation's antiquated air traffic control system by replacing radar with GPS technology.

"Unfortunately, that does nothing to fix the primary cause of delays, our nation's increasingly antiquated air traffic control system," Mr. May said.

The committee faulted an antiquated air traffic control system in Peru, a cumbersome communications system and chain of command for conducting interceptions and inadequate language skills of both Peruvians and Americans.