"Retaining the deterrent could negatively impact on other valuable security and defence capabilities".
Charles Ingram, 39, his wife Diana, 38, and Tecwen Whittock, 52, each deny a single charge that they "procured a valuable security by deception".
The £1,000,000 payout was suspended, and following a four-week trial Diana Ingram, Tecwen Whittock and Major Charles Ingram were convicted of procuring the execution of a valuable security by deception, given prison sentences suspended by two years (the Ingrams were sentenced to 18 months and Whittock was sentenced to 12 months, also suspended) and fined £115,000 (including legal fees).
Eager to put the issue behind them, private sector creditors may accept a larger loss and exchange their nearly worthless Greek bonds for more valuable securities that would also offer enhanced protection if Greece had to restructure in the future.
At the current stage we can, however, conjecture that sentiment analysis of social media content can provide valuable, security-related information regarding some upcoming public events.
You must pretend not to notice that, although you work for the most valuable securities firm ever, the furniture is battered, the carpets are worn, and little about the décor has been updated in a quarter of a century.
"In a domain like that where you've got a lot of regular movement around of valuable securities the market supervisor will want to be aware of whether there are any signs of market abuse.
The question is, however, how did they manage to get through a couple of bonus cycles without taking accounting losses while showing "profits?" The answer is that they sold a lot of "hot air" disguised as valuable securities.
But they are getting something just as valuable: the security of being insulated against the financial shock of serious illness.
"I have faith in the company, as it clearly does little for them to give up what makes the device so valuable – its security".
In fact, say researchers in the field of data analysis, the metadata, or the information about such things as where a message came from and when it was sent, is frequently more valuable to security officials than the content of the messages.
