Sentence examples for encourage sites from inspiring English sources

The krb5-1.7 release contains measures to encourage sites to migrate away from using single-DES cryptosystems.

The krb5-1.7 release will contain measures to encourage sites to migrate away from using single-DES cryptosystems.

Just as the Unix krb5 releases have had measures to encourage sites to migrate away from single-DES cryptosystems since the krb5 1.7 release, KfW 4.0 has a configuration variable that enables "weak" enctypes, defaulting to "false".

Just as the Unix krb5 releases have had measures to encourage sites to migrate away from single-DES cryptosystems since the krb5 1.7 release, KfW 4.1 has a configuration variable that enables "weak" enctypes, defaulting to "false".

Yet technologists like Tristan Harris, a design ethicist who is also a product philosopher at Google, warn that growth hacking, taken to its extreme, can encourage sites and apps to escalate their use of persuasive design techniques with potentially unintended consequences for consumers.

Ian Brown, at the Oxford Cyber Security Centre, warns the move could encourage sites to collect more personal information from their users.More controversial still are proposals contained in the draft Communications Data bill published on June 14th, which grants intelligence agencies the right to intercept and store information about almost any correspondence.

Monte Carlo simulations of the model (n = 500) show that current management practices result in a median productivity of 0.08 fledglings per breeding adult, well below the minimum productivity threshold of 0.13 needed to encourage site fidelity.

Even as they encourage site owners to upgrade to 5.0, they will continue to release security patches for older versions.

We are not selling this to users, but we encourage site owners to get users to check in with Facebook to speed up the process.

To prevent confusion, PR Newswire is encouraging sites that carry its releases to identify them prominently as news releases, Mr. Armon said.

That encourages sites to ensure that their security systems don't block legitimate users, says Wilson, making it easier for fake accounts to flourish.