Sentence examples for infrastructure protecting from inspiring English sources

FireEye, founded in 2004, has a virtualization engine that sits on top of a company's infrastructure, protecting it from attacks that may come through the web and email.

This is followed by substantive discussions addressing growth management's primary elements including identifying the preferred form of the built and natural environment, devising a growth guidance system to achieve that form over the planning horizon, providing infrastructure, protecting open spaces, enhancing community life, and coordinating between governments.

Each of these aspects provides for a layered defense aimed at four areas: defend the network and infrastructure, protect the local and wide area communications networks, provide protection for the data transmitted over these networks, and defend the enclave boundaries.

They've discovered that improved infrastructure protects cyclists and gets more people on bikes, contributing to a healthier population and fewer cars on the roads.

These include votes to extend the Bush tax cuts for the wealthy, levy a Wall Street speculation tax, invest in infrastructure, protect workers, and student financial aid.

To help state and local officials make sure that private investment in our public infrastructure protects and advances our public needs and remains solidly in public control,, In the Public Interest has assembled a new backgrounder, entitled "Infrastructure Justice: Building Equity into Infrastructure Financing".

Countries at the extreme ends of the income spectrum appear to encompass a relatively small fraction, potentially reflecting strong infrastructures protecting supply chains in high-income countries, and limited drug supply safety and counterfeits detection systems in low-income countries.

"Generally, the strategy of depending on the infrastructure to protect the infrastructure doesn't fly anymore," says Pescatore.

(Germany has offered the city assistance and expertise in creating new infrastructure, while protecting its old architecture).

"That will squeeze core functions — from education, research and infrastructure to protecting the food and water supply to services for poor children and frail seniors," he said.

The agency has a huge task, securing the communications infrastructure while protecting the government's ability to communicate in an emergency.