Sentence examples for implement a technical from inspiring English sources
This decision will result in a four to five month delay to develop and implement a technical alternative.
A company intending to share a cyber threat indicator must remove or implement a "technical capacity" configured to remove any information "not directly related to a cybersecurity threat" that the company "knows" at the time of sharing to be "personal information of a specific individual or information that identifies a specific individual". Section 104(d)(2)(A), (B).
Ashworth, who headed up Peterborough's academy set-up and was later Cambridge United's centre of excellence director before joining West Brom in 2004, will help to develop and implement a "technical script" for the FA.
Asked by TechCrunch whether there could be any way for the UK government to implement a technical capability without the law effectively removing e2e encryption, his response is very clear.
The reasons to switch to HTTPS are myriad, though plenty of resistance to the secure standard remains, mostly due to the inconvenience of implementing a technical change.
Implementing a technical facility to sustainably improve the water supply situation in remote areas is a demanding endeavor, especially in emerging and developing countries.
Both Brian and Steve noted that implementing a technical solution alone, however, is an incomplete response to emergencies in impoverished nations.
FAO has developed and is implementing a Technical Cooperation Project in the sub-region to support this work.
The team from Qualis Health and the MacColl Center was responsible for administering the initiative, for designing and implementing a technical assistance framework, and for supporting and coaching the MHFs who would be the primary source of direct technical assistance to the practices over a 4-year implementation period.
Tied in a straitjacket of its own making, it only whispers how some of its 34 member countries might implement a series of technical measures, which it meekly says may provide support for jobs and growth "at the margins".
The consultation document from Mandelson's Department for Business Innovation and Skills proposes that the secretary of state could then direct Ofcom to implement a raft of new technical measures.
