Sentence examples for infrastructure to secure from inspiring English sources

Stephanie Pfeifer, chief executive of the Institutional Investors Group on Climate Change, which represents over 85 of Europe's largest investors worth a combined €7.5trillion said: "The UK desperately needs investment in its energy infrastructure to secure its future power supply.

"The combination of Oracle's Identity Cloud Service and Palerra's CASB platform plan to deliver comprehensive protection for users, applications and APIs, data, and infrastructure to secure enterprises in their adoption of Cloud and SaaS applications".

Hydrogen and other storage technologies will have to be built into every layer of the infrastructure to secure intermittent renewable energy.

In developing the HBM platform as an infrastructure to secure environmental health equity, awareness of the epistemological and societal frameworks both from environmental science and epidemiology will be critical.

Art Gilliland, a vice president at security giant Symantec, said the Wikileaks debacle underscored the need to shift the focus from securing infrastructure to securing content.

Recent years have seen the Chinese make big strides into Latin America Chinana overtook the US as Brazil's top trade partner in 2009 and is pouring billions into oil, mining, infrastructure and agriculture to secure access to its natural resources.

As a result, the large majority of both UPHCP and NGO static facilities are found on or beyond slum area boundaries where physical infrastructure is easier to secure.

That has both weakened the peso and limited Ms Fernández's spending on handouts and infrastructure, which she needs to secure the loyalty of wobbly governors and mayors.Most governments facing a cash crunch turn to the debt markets.

Hacking is one of the global challenges and lots of organizations are spending millions of dollars to secure infrastructure from hacking.

As a long-term project and scientific infrastructure, the GNC needs to secure long-term funding.

[38] Grid 25 proposals come under the ambit of the fast-track planning processes under the Strategic Infrastructure Act introduced in 2006 to "secure speedier delivery of key infrastructure through providing a one-step consent procedure, rather than the conventional development control process" [28].