Sentence examples for threats identified from inspiring English sources

The "cocktail of threats" identified by the chancellor already appears to be hitting the UK.

It argued that the threats identified by the agency were not new, and pledged to remain Europe's "anchor".

A 2012 ONR security review said computer systems must be protected "against cyber-attack, manipulation, falsification and sabotage, consistent with the threats identified in national threat assessments".

A Metropolitan Transportation Authority spokesman said in a prepared statement that officials were aware of "unsubstantiated" threats identified by the F.B.I. and the Department of Homeland Security.

It said: "A 2013 assessment of climate threats identified the same habitats as at high risk from greater fire frequency and drier conditions, with likely catastrophic implications for fauna.

DHS said its intrusion detection system, known as Einstein, which screens federal internet traffic to identify potential cyber threats, identified the hack of OPM's systems and the Interior Department's data centre, which is shared by other federal agencies.

In the 21st century, when it can seem impossible to calculate accurately risk or apportion blame for threats, identifying peoples at a distance to "us" as the dangerous ones becomes more tempting.

The NSA has interpreted the FAA as offering free rein to define threats, identify targets, and monitor people, platforms, and infrastructure with little regard for probable cause or proportionality.

Cost-effective prioritization for species and threats identifies which actions are likely to achieve the greatest benefits to species per unit cost, thereby managing more species and threats with available funds.

These RMUs spatially integrate sufficient information to account for complexities in marine turtle population structures, and thus provide a flexible, dynamic framework for evaluating threats, identifying high diversity areas, highlighting data gaps, and assessing conservation status of marine turtles.

SWOT is a strategic planning method for evaluating the Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats, identifying the favourable and unfavourable factors while achieving the implementation project objectives.