The ONR said: "As the independent regulator for all [UK] nuclear sites we have strong powers to ensure the safe and secure delivery of any new nuclear project".
There was sharp competition to be the first to secure proofs of any important new book.
Equally, there are as many millions of Generation Y, whose exclusion from secure tenure of any kind is the price they pay to fund our cheap mortgages, pensions, security, bus passes, TV licences, winter fuel allowances, because the accountants did not factor in the possibility that I and my fellow crumblies might live beyond 75.
With current international climate negotiations flawed with a focus on commitments on the two targeted dates of 2020 and 2050, the inclusion of border carbon adjustment measures seems essential to secure passage of any US climate legislation.
And although the NSC clearly has national security in mind when it suggests this path, I frankly would not trust the government to build a secure network of any kind, let alone one this big.
While syndrome coding in steganographic schemes tends to reduce distortion during embedding, Miche et al. in "Reliable Steganalysis Using a Minimum Set of Samples and Features" push sensitivity of universal steganalysis a step further and reduce secure capacities of any steganography a bit.
The order of SNP-SNP interactions K is set to 2 since the small sample size of 146 individuals is insufficient for secure detection of any higher order SNP-SNP interactions.
Before analyzing the proportions of mothers whose attachment representations change during the treatment and follow-up period in both treatment arms, we will separate those mothers with a positive shift in attachment representations [i.e., insecure (-dismissing, preoccupied, unresolved) to secure) from the mothers without such a shift or with a negative one ((i.e., secure to any of the others)].
But history's charge against him will be that after all these years of planning the politics of coalition, he failed to secure any of his party's key demands: no relaxation of fiscal austerity, no rescue of the NHS, more tuition fees but no electoral reform, no Lords reform, not even reform of party funding.
It asserts "the right to secure any of its legislation . . . with the consent of the Commons alone".An appointed Lords would be more tractable than one that was elected.
