It "empowers security and IT staff, execs, and even users get a better handle on what they're using, and even how to configure it safely with regards to certain features/functionality that may represent risk".
In addition to the influx of troops, administration officials said they are taking other lessons from the Iraq surge, such as empowering local security forces to stand up to Taliban militants in their communities and enhancing the training of national forces by embedding American troops with Afghan counterparts and later pairing similarly sized American and Afghan units to fight side by side.
What it may do is empower the security services and prosecutors, giving Mr Yanukovich and his henchmen even more reason to stay in power as long as they possibly can.
The union has complained that some flight attendants have been harassed, and that a few female members have been sexually groped, by newly empowered airport security screeners since Sept. 11.
The solution in my mind is not to block the hundreds of millions of dollars of Chinese venture capital flowing into the Valley, but rather to empower national security agencies to only work with contractors with clean equity.
This would make many resource shortfalls and resource allocation issues plain as day, and it would empower national security managers to take action based on evidence.
He began to put immense pressure on the media, intellectuals, nonprofits, businesses and opposition, and he empowered the security forces with extraordinary authorities.
There is comfort in feeling empowered when security may be slipping away (especially if your identity is tied to it); it's critical to know that true power comes from the inside.
Training workers so they are well-prepared to contribute Offering compensation packages and schedules that workers perceive as fair and that give their employees a measure of economic stability and security Empowering workers to make decisions, solve problems for customers, and contribute to the business in meaningful ways.
I've argued that staying in Iraq indefinitely undermines our national security by empowering jihadis — just as we now know that our military presence in Saudi Arabia in the 1990s was, in fact, counterproductive by empowering Al Qaeda in its early days.
