Sentence examples for private sector systems from inspiring English sources

"The FBI aggressively investigates all potential threats to public and private sector systems," said the agency in a statement.

The US-CERT advisory, which was not made public, stated: "The level of sophistication and the scope of these cyber security incidents indicate that they are coordinated and targeted at private sector systems".

Despite more than a decade of warnings and fitful efforts, both governmental and private sector systems are at serious risk.

The plan, estimated to cost as much as $30 billion, aims to stop the recent flood of intrusions of government and military networks by foreign cyberspies and to reinforce the digital protections on private sector systems like transportation, communications and the power grid.

SCADA is short for supervisory control and data acquisition, the automated computer programs that run so many government and private sector systems, including dams, oil refineries, the power grid, utility companies and even steelmills like the one in Germany that reportedly was recently hacked.

In the U.S. you've got systems already in operation, of course in the form of RGGI [Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative], the Northeastern states' system and indeed the Chicago Climate Exchange which is a voluntary but very effective private sector system.

"The compromise of public- and private-sector systems is something we take very seriously, and the FBI will continue to investigate and hold accountable those who pose a threat in cyberspace".

The case study which is the subject of this paper was selected specifically because of the partnering with a private sector organisation to manage whole system redesign of primary care and to support the commissioning of services for people with long term conditions at risk of unplanned hospital admissions and associated service provision activities.

I literally cannot imagine a more market-based, private-sector system for universal health insurance than the one that the Democrats implemented last fall.

The first key finding from our report -- which may be the most important -- is that private sector distribution systems have better data than public sector systems for health products.

Arrangements with private sector logistics systems to ensure the availability of critical commodities in the community may be possible where public sector systems are unable or unwilling to include CHWs in their distribution networks.