ETC Group, a technology watchdog, said that regulations were needed to prevent ill-advised or careless applications, not just nefarious ones.
This type of monitoring can range from "acceptable" uses, such those employed in crisis or disaster management situations, and potentially more nefarious ones, as in crowd management.
Rignall acknowledges that the PlayStation – via entirely fair means, or somewhat nefarious ones – did move gaming's age range upward, and conversations about the latest releases from the playground to the cigarette break.
Rignall acknowledges that the PlayStation – via entirely fair means, or somewhat nefarious ones – did move gaming's age range upward, and conversations about the latest releases from the playground to the cigarette break. .
Its broadbased content would mirror the complex microbial, demographic, genetic, economic, technologic, behavioral, social, and other factors (including nefarious ones) that contribute to infectious disease emergence.
It's about a group of friends who receive the same letter, signed "Your Caretaker", asking them to do something dreadful … all because of their nefarious deed one night in the California desert.
When an underling mentioned their naked shorting could be a nefarious move, one Merril president went so far to say, "Fuck the compliance area, procedures schemcedures".
On one level, there's nothing nefarious about parroting central command -- indeed, it's the sort of discipline that allows Republicans to get their message across.
"One can come up with all sorts of nefarious reasons, but one doesn't want to think that way about our government".
For centuries, Robin Hood, the dashing, chivalrous hero to the oppressed, has been the property of Nottinghamshire in the Midlands -- land of Sherwood Forest, Nottingham Castle and one nefarious sheriff.
