Sentence examples for managed and accessed from inspiring English sources

Your existing The Planet services and account are managed and accessed as they were before through Orbit and the Managed Hosting Portal.

The wave of data breaches washing over enterprises around the world has surfaced an essential truth about IT security – typical enterprise security architectures are vastly outmoded in terms of how modern applications are shared, managed and accessed by users.

Using the World Wide Web as the distribution medium and the Internet browser as the execution environment, Sun Microsystem's Java technology provides the foundation for the development of an Engineer's Tool Box (ETB) that provides a framework whereby independent engineering software tools are linked, managed, and accessed globally via the Internet.

In 2016, we are on the cusp of a totally new era in how applications are built, managed and accessed by users.

As we illustrate in the paragraphs that follow, their practices include subtle and ingenious adaptations to local soil conditions but also include detailed knowledge of and a deep reliance on wild foods and other types of ecological resources historically managed and accessed as local commons.

With the Internet celebrating its 25th birthday and in light of the revelations disclosed by Snowden, Greenwald and others, the time has come to address the dataholics among us - to develop principles by which information is managed and accessed in a way that protects privacy, respects the rule of law and keeps civil societies safe.

And I can manage and access my accounts from almost anywhere.

Most large organizations have collected a considerable amount of data, and have invested heavily in systems and applications to manage and access that data.

For Mario Parker-Milligan, a student speaker at the CFPB panel and a recent graduate from Lane Community College in Oregon, his campus's Higher One card seemed like a cool, easy way to manage and access his financial aid.

Chief executive Katherine Murphy said: "Whilst hospitals often face increases in demand in the winter months, patients deserve to have the confidence to know that this can be managed and access to, and quality of, care will not be affected.

Storage of completed questionnaires and consent forms was carefully managed, and access to the data was restricted to a few experts.