Sentence examples for disruption operation from inspiring English sources
Microsoft describes the internationally-organised assault as "our most aggressive botnet operation to date", marking the first time that "law enforcement and the private sector have worked together to execute a civil seizure warrant as part of a botnet disruption operation".
"We have a rapidly growing, worldwide network of folks that can do everything from surveillance to ground truth to disruption operations," Mr. Prado wrote in the October 2007 message, in which he asked another Blackwater official whether the Drug Enforcement Administration might be interested in using the spy network.
Organizations must also consider whether there is something they might lose that requires connectivity to operate, causing disruption to operations.
As such, no provisions have been made in relation to the potential findings, or indeed for the collateral disruption to operations the investigation may cause.
But in its first year, the new system seemed to hold down school tax increases without producing major disruption to operations, school officials said.
This approach is based on the methodology of service engineering and is closely related to the idea of resilient enterprise as well as to the concept of disruption-tolerant operation.
Not only does equipment maintenance need to be planned for, the possibility and probability of breakdowns and disruption to operations must also be considered when planning and scheduling production.
Training employees in Health and Safety matters in the workplace has often been seen as a costly, disruption to operations and business activities.
Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Pavlo Rozenko said the government's computer network went down and the central bank reported disruption to operations at banks and firms including the state power distributor.
Minimal disruption of operations is an important objective of maintenance, construction, and remediation activities in buildings.
