Sentence examples for security reduction from inspiring English sources
Michael Daley, director of ArtWatch UK, who has been an outspoken critic of the gallery in the past, described the security reduction as reckless.
Moreover, the security cost related to UMS is allocated to its parties in proportion to their contribution in network security reduction.
These factors include rising oil prices, urban air pollution, energy supply security, reduction in foreign oil imports, carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, and climate change.
This approach, at least in appearances, bases its foundations on three essential elements that are greater energy security, reduction of greenhouse gases and rural development in developing countries (Borras and Franco 2011; Franco et al. 2010; Aubry 2012).
From the perspective of the secrecy of ciphertexts, if a IND-OCPA scheme is used then there will be no security reduction beyond what the corresponding threat model expects, as discussed in Section 2.1.
The replacement of conventional fossil fuels with alternative sources is dictated by a number of concerns, regarding future sustainability of feedstock, energy security, reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, and support of local economy.
Savage spending cuts, higher taxes or brutal social security reductions are hiding in the budget projections.
Going the other, brighter direction, New Zealand leads Asia-Pacific by reducing tax misery by nine points, mainly through individual income tax and social security reductions that are designed to give a stimulus to personal spending.
And one key Republican has already begun test-driving the same arguments about Obama's proposed Social Security reductions.
The issues of security and environmental protection, reduction in consumption of energy and other natural resources, accessibility of information, health, greater mobility all of these will become increasingly pressing and urgent.
Reduction in costs of operation and maintenance [11, 13 15, 25, 37] Variabilization of IT security costs Reduction in recovery costs Perceived quality benefits (form).
