"Leakers and whistleblowers, together with the investigative journalists they inform, are a critically important pressure valve, however imperfect, that protect us from an overreaching national security establishment that uses the justifiable needs of operational secrecy to avoid scrutiny for its errors of judgment, incompetence, or malfeasance.
The developed models of these vital body systems provide a better understanding of the risks to health from the solar particles events and enable one to evaluate the need of operational applications of countermeasures for astronauts in the long-term space missions.
The NRA already had a $25 million line of credit from a bank that was nearly maxed out; turning to the foundation for a loan may be a sign that it was in need of operational funds.
New research might also focus on the effect of growing security needs on operational costs.
Whether tactical or strategic, military intelligence attempts to respond to or satisfy the needs of the operational leader, the person who has to act or react to a given set of circumstances.
In most situations, intelligence production involves the assessment of conflicting pieces of incomplete information, the attempt to determine the correct items, and then the processing and assembly of these accurate items into a complete, understandable document that responds to the needs of the operational leader.
This book details, year by year, the changes that took place and provides an insight into the reasons why decisions were taken, and how the railway management was faced with a vast range of technological, natural, socio-economic challenges to be overcome, whilst also trying to meet the day-to-day needs of the operational railway.
To compare the relative safety of different kinds of nuclear reactors one would need decades of operational data, which don't exist for non-existent designs.
"That's the kind of money the college desperately needs for operational expenses".
The careHPV test is an example of how lack of movement down the clinical use pathway, starting with the need for operational evidence of use within facilities, has slowed the pace of adoption.
Covert interventions are more limited in the amount of assistance they can provide because of the need for operational secrecy.
