Sentence examples for availability of security from inspiring English sources

A home ministry statement insisted that every state must accept some responsibility for security, saying: "It is not possible to exempt any state from its promise to release state police personnel for election duties because these have been taken into account in arriving at the overall availability of security personnel".

In this way, the availability of security features represents constraints taken into account by the routing component during the creation of the routing tables.

Furthermore, the virtualization is done in a way that takes into account availability of security features and requirements for energy consumption.

With industry trends moving towards Ethernet/IP communication as standard, the availability of security solutions including licensed bands, MPLS segregation and VPN encryption makes WiMAX an attractive solution for providing data connectivity for remote smart grid applications.

Perceptual Attributes: Human experience; comfort and relaxation; personal space and privacy; safety and security in terms of boundaries, availability of security personnel and cameras; memorable architectural character; signage system; navigation and movement; spatial experience; reflecting local identity; and attractiveness.

Generally you'll want to have 1 downer for every 5 uppers, but you may want to adjust this based on the location and availability of security and emergency services.

Thus the model in the form of Fig. 2b is also scalable, and the monotonic dependence of availability on security indices remains true.

Earlier in the week Penguin said that it would halt the availability because of security concerns.

There are thousands of bonds out there that are very highly desirable, but we have to be sensitive to the availability of the security for the retail buyer.

Fig. 2 Trends in the availability of burglary security devices, 1992 2011/12 CSEW. Figure 3 shows the most popular combinations fitted in households across the four periods of merged CSEW data, starting from 1998 to 2000 the period of sharp drop (see Fig. 1).15 With the exception of combinations including security chains, the proportion of households fitted with more than one device increased.

Munnell thinks that early retirement incentives offered by many employers, along with the availability of Social Security benefits, often outweigh workers' perception of the long-term gains available from working longer.