It lists theft of laptop computers, insufficient lock-up facilities, limited vetting of senior officials in sensitive institutions, no approved encryption on landlines or mobiles, total disregard by foreign diplomats for existing regulations, ease of access to government departments allowed to foreign diplomats, and the lack of proper screening for foreigners applying for sensitive jobs.
We identified areas of potential improvements in the ability to retain existing information, ease of use and inter-rater agreement.
Will the U.S. Federal Reserve (again) risk discontinuing its existing quantitative easing program supporting the financial markets, double down and add more easing now, or keep its powder dry in case of a Euro implosion?
The Bank of England cut interest rates to a record low of 0.25% from 0.5% and said it would pump an additional £60bn in electronic cash into the economy to buy government bonds, extending the existing quantitative easing programme to £435bn in total.
It would also allow American companies to push Washington to ease existing restrictions.
Enact legislation and enforce existing provisions to ease the hardships caused by workers' lack of schedule control.
Aides say Mr. Bush, who is expected to approve new sanctions by May 20, Cuba's day of independence, would veto legislation that would ease existing sanctions.
Though densification, as the name suggests, implies more equipment, its smaller size, lower height, and ability to be attached to existing infrastructure should ease aesthetic concerns of residents.
While other millennials develop their careers, Lee has had to stop taking new clients and is considering pulling out of existing work, "to ease the pressure on my family".
That statement has since disappeared from the president's website as many politicians on both sides of the aisle try and steer clear of an issue – gun control – they regard as toxic, in the face of an unrelenting campaign by the powerful pro-gun lobby group, the National Rifle Association, to scrap or ease existing laws.
