Sentence examples for systems trade from inspiring English sources

The first and most extreme comprises state-backed hackers across the world, targeting information systems, trade secrets, and even – in the case of the US and Israel – centrifuges used to enrich uranium.

Ms. Schapiro said the S.E.C. had already begun to examine whether high-frequency traders, whose computer-driven systems trade millions of shares of stocks daily, should be subjected to stricter trading rules to protect market integrity and quality.

In the nearly thirty years since our evacuation from Vietnam, such matters have been the province of specialists, addressed on the campaign trail with a minimum of partisan passion, either in broad abstractions (Reagan's "evil empire," Bush's "new world order," Clinton's "assertive multilateralism") or technocratically (arms control, U.N. resolutions, weapons systems, trade agreements).

The New York Times, The Guardian and ProPublica recently reported that the agency now has access to the codes that protect commerce and banking systems, trade secrets and medical records, and everyone's e-mail and Internet chat messages, including virtual private networks.

For example: Should we fix the NAFTA-TPP dispute settlement system by making global institutions that represent civil society (economic integration), or abandon the dispute settlement system, and use our domestic legal systems (trade)?

EMC, which makes huge data storage systems, trades at 80 times its expected earnings for this year.

A share of Amazon.com cost a bit more than $76, Cisco Systems traded at around $65.50 and eToys closed just south of $16.

In the context of planning sustainable transport systems, trade-offs between the economy and the environment, and between the economy and social justice have received considerable attention.

The simultaneous exploitation of the global systems trade-offs can offer major advantages over the conventional sequential approach of addressing the molecular design and the process design problems in isolation.

Now, we discuss the economic implications of the new Cloud systems principles to see how economic theories may help with various systems trade-offs that from a pure computational perspective seem insurmountable to overcome without fine-tuning heuristics and trial and error.

Archrival Cisco Systems trades at ten times sales.