Sentence examples for viable protections from inspiring English sources

Because these weapons can target jets more than 30 miles from an airport, the only viable protections are technologies, now operational on military aircraft, that detect incoming missiles and jam the guidance systems with lasers or light.

Currently, Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon is fueling the problem publicly condemning Israel's battle to stop the terrorist attacks by Hamas, touring Gaza and demanding a probe of Israeli actions, while offering no viable protection to Israelis.

They included establishing a viable witness-protection program, setting up a framework for legal wiretapping, and making it possible for prosecutors to arrange plea bargains for suspects who provide evidence against a criminal network.

This paper discusses a viable planetary protection scheme for an antenna optimized for Europa radar sounding.

In recent years the focus in BiH has shifted away from reconstruction towards development; however, the country remains locked in transition and building a sustainable and viable social protection system for every child continues to represent a major challenge.

For a biomedical cloud to be viable, a secure protection scheme will be necessary to protect the sensitive information of the medical record.

The real issue is that there are over 10 million refugees in the world, the overwhelming majority of whom lack a safe and viable pathway to protection.

Other San Francisco queer bar owners say they are unsure their businesses will continue to be viable without legislative protection from the city.

We can't do anything about the loss of land bridges thousands of years ago but what we can do is to ensure viable habitats and protection of endangered species against all threats including poaching.

Businesses and institutions are mobilising to come up with solutions in the hope of not only providing some measure of protection against Zika, but also of making that protection financially viable.

The CPU Model, first introduced by UNICEF, has been identified in previous assessments (in 2009) as a viable model for the protection of children, and as an important element in the development of a national child protection system.