Sentence examples for secure policy from inspiring English sources

A naive exhaustive manual inspection is the most secure policy.

France's long tradition of street protest sometimes allows unions to secure policy concessions.

We develop a secure policy updating algorithm and propose a very lightweight proxy re-encryption (VL-PRE) technique to enable the policy updating to be done in the cloud in an efficient and computationally cost effective manner.

But while Republicans are drawing back from their outspoken stance on immigration, as well as opposition to gay marriage and other social issues, they have found gun rights a secure policy to defend, often with the help of Democrats from conservative states, and are almost certain to oppose any agenda beyond changes to background checks for gun owners.

But the experience of the sector also demonstrates a weakness at the heart of businesses setting up in the low-carbon space: the BWEA complains that industry is still looking to the government to create a more secure policy framework so that long-term projects can become profitable.

Finally, a platform can perform advocacy functions to secure policy change or influence.

Ordinary folks can't write massive campaign checks or hire high-priced lobbyists and lawyers to secure policies that tilt the playing field in their favor at everyone else's expense.

"We will again be issuing visas to all countries once we are sure we have reviewed and implemented the most secure policies over the next 90 days," he said.

Update (1 45pm PT 1/29): President Trump now says that the U.S. will start issuing visas again over it has reviewed and implemented "the most secure policies over the next 90 days".

Update (1 45pm PT 1/29): President Trump now says that the U.S. will start issuing visas again over it has reviewed and implemented "the most secure policies over the next 90 days". He also stressed that he has "tremendous feelings" for those involved in the crisis in Syria, that the media is reporting this whole story "falsely," and that this is not a Muslim ban.

That's certainly the main challenge put forth by authors of the new John Jay report, who argue that the American Catholic hierarchy must finally adopt uniform, secure policies characterized by genuine transparency and true accountability, especially for bishops.