Sentence examples for approved network from inspiring English sources

CIOs have to constantly wrestle with trying to close the Pandora's box of security problems opened by employees who try to bypass approved network access points and applications.

Qualcomm, the telecommunications company, is developing software that can be built into phones and seeks ways to minimize data use, like automatically switching to Wi-Fi when an approved network is detected.

The ACA allows insurers to cherry pick healthier enrollees by the way benefit packages are designed, and as a Washington Post article noted on 21 November, consumers are discovering insurers are restricting their choice of doctors and excluding many top ranked hospitals from their approved "network".

Known as the "Facebook law" among Germans, the approved Network Enforcement Act provides for fines of up to $57 million€5050 million) to companies which fail to take down "obviously illegal" content within 24 hours, and will go into effect in October.

Last week, Southwark council approved Network Rail's application to turn the arches near Southwark station – previously occupied by five small businesses including a van rental company, a costume designer and a theatre – into restaurants.

However, using our insurance is often more difficult (smaller doctor networks, doctors retiring or selling their practices, hospitals no longer within our insurance approved network, and the regrettably poor performance of healthcare exchanges and poor information available at some insurance companies) have led to extraordinary frustration in many of my patients and individuals at the Festival.

The eventual goal would be for researchers to be able to submit proposals to the network and, if approved, the network would provide support in part or complete so that investigators can leverage network resources rather than investing in these individually.

A federal bankruptcy judge on Thursday approved Dish Network's $320 million purchase of Blockbuster, paving the way for the troubled retailer to exit Chapter 11 protection.

Normally, the process of setting timetables starts 16 months ahead, to be thrashed out by train companies and approved by Network Rail – the state-owned operator of Britain's rail infrastructure – with three to six months to spare.

UPDATE: AngelList has confirmed the SEC has approved the network's investment platform.

The timing of all GTR and most Northern trains was changed, but all the new journeys needed to be individually approved by Network Rail, which is responsible for managing infrastructure.