Sentence examples for sensitive infrastructures from inspiring English sources

Moreover, since researches on climate change announce that mean temperature on Earth is expected to increase, the assessment of the impact of the future temperature increase on the structural behaviour of sensitive infrastructures should be considered.

There may still be a threat, he says, even where the state in question is only involved financially in a sensitive infrastructure project.

Comments by May's chief of staff, Nick Timothy, last year have led to claims that the delay has been prompted by concerns that Chinese state-owned companies were being allowed to invest in sensitive infrastructure.

"This is the beginning of the process through which you can imagine that some bad actors would find their way into much more sensitive infrastructure," said Mr. Tiao, now a partner at the law firm Hunton & Williams.

Timothy wrote on the ConservativeHome website in October 2015, that it was "baffling" that the government was allowing Chinese state firms to invest in sensitive infrastructure and that "rational concerns about national security are being swept to one side because of the desperate desire for Chinese trade and investment".

Soils with high organic content are frequently encountered beneath earthquake sensitive infrastructure, such as bridges or levees.

3) Put protocols in place with law enforcement and local municipalities to ensure that sensitive infrastructure details are blurred from published maps.

Designing appropriate waster sensitive infrastructure that reduces peak discharges requires a better understanding of land use specific contributions towards surface and sub-surface processes.

This study focuses on the identification of concrete behavior under severe triaxial loading in order to better evaluate the vulnerability of sensitive infrastructure to near-field detonations or ballistic impacts.

As this post is written, President Obama is threatening an extraordinary use of executive authority to mandate cybersecurity protocols, because our most sensitive infrastructure organizations haven't passed basic safety tests.

"It's imperative," says Schumer, "that these companies disclose their plans for protecting privacy of both individuals and sensitive infrastructure, their publication intentions, and their plans for including public consent in the mapping process".