Our sector accepts the urgency but needs to balance the responsibility to protect users while upholding fundamental rights – a one-hour turn-around time in such cases could harm the effectiveness of service providers' take-down systems rather than help.
On the other hand, the model uses a relatively small carbon emission factor, which can significantly increase the estimation of high social costs and harm the effectiveness of the model.
EdiMA, the European trade association, whose members include Facebook, Google and Twitter, responded with disappointment and dismay to the Commission's recommendations, describing it as "a missed opportunity for evidence-based policy making" — and claiming a "one-hour turn-around time in such cases could harm the effectiveness of service providers' take-down systems rather than help".
Senator John McCain, who led the fight to prevent lesbian, gay, and bisexual members of the armed forces from serving openly, said in a speech on the Senate floor that the change was likely to "harm the battle effectiveness vital to the survival of our young men and women in the military".
"I hope that when we pass this legislation that we will understand that we are doing great damage, and we could possibly and probably -- as the commandant of the Marine Corps said and I've been told by literally thousands of members of the military -- harm the battle effectiveness, which is so vital to the support, to the survival of our young men and women in the military".
It has one major flaw, although it doesn't harm the episode's effectiveness: Hannah doesn't feel much like the character we've watched for six seasons.
However, the key linkages, as with societal disruptions, seem prominently to involve (a) exposures to potentially disruptive events directly or through globally integrated systems affecting human well-being and (b) vulnerabilities (i.e., susceptibility to harm and the effectiveness of coping, response, and recovery efforts).
We define cyber FF as intentional offensive or defensive cyber/electronic actions intended to protect cyber systems against enemy forces or to attack enemy cyber systems, which unintentionally harms the mission effectiveness of friendly or neutral forces.
Given these considerations, a revised definition of cyber FF [6] is: Cyber friendly fire is intentional offensive or defensive cyber/electronic actions intended to protect cyber systems against enemy forces or to attack enemy cyber systems, which unintentionally harms the mission effectiveness of friendly or neutral forces.
As we move forward, it's important to not allow the torture issue to harm the reputation, and thus the effectiveness, of the C.I.A.
Todd Hunter Thomas Chicago, April 23 , 2009 To the Editor: Ali Soufan writes that "it's important to not allow the torture issue to harm the reputation, and thus the effectiveness, of the C.I.A".
