Sentences with phrase «by compromising in»

However, you can protect your pocketbook and still get a decent system by compromising in two areas.

By compromising in some areas, you can afford to splurge (or spoil yourself) with others.

While I might living a more interesting life because I'll have all my time to myself, I'll still limit my expenses by compromising in other areas.

Public financing supporters were upset by the compromise in this year's budget agreement that sets up a public financing system for the state comptroller's race only.

Not exact matches

«A large debt also can compromise a country's national security by constraining military spending in times of international crisis or by limiting its ability to prepare for such a crisis.»

«We weren't asked to compromise or water - down the story we wanted to tell by anyone,» he told the Edinburgh International Television Festival in 2013.

Frends saw a void in the market, and they capitalized on it by ensuring [women] do not have to compromise style for function.»

Finally, Telegram is regarded with suspicion by some in the security community due to reports its encryption has been compromised by authoritarian governments.

A conscious effort by Trump to mislead the FBI director could lend weight to the allegation, contained in the private research dossier compiled by a former British spy in 2016, that Trump engaged in compromising activity during the trip that exposed him to potential Russian blackmail.

«The risk that the Russian government, whether acting on its own or in collaboration with Kaspersky, could capitalize on access provided by Kaspersky products to compromise federal information and information systems directly implicates U.S. national security.»

Rationale: Smart grid software made by the likes of Itron may aid the reconstruction process by assisting in «finding and coping with compromised grid connections.»

When probed by Wall Street Journal editor - in - chief Gerard Baker on whether a compromise could be reached, Cook interrupted:

«I would submit to the Democrats across the country we are going to be compromised in trying to win the election in 2016 if our nominee supported the war in Iraq,» Chafee said, as reported by CNN on Thursday.

The infographic below, compiled by webmaster tool WhoIsHostingThis.com, looks back at some of the worst data breaches in history, starting with the TJ Maxx hack in 2005 and 2006 where some 94 million credit cards were compromised.

Many in crypo - land have long suspected the secure messaging app, Telegram, is compromised by weak encryption and ties to government.

As David Emm, principal security researcher at Kaspersky Lab in the U.K., said, any device that was connected to the internet could be compromised by sites like the Russian one.

According to the Health Care Cost Institute, about 43 % of all spending by individuals with employer - sponsored insurance in 2011 was shoppable, meaning that it was spent on medical services whose prices could be significantly lowered without compromising quality.

Auditors may not engage in what is known as «non-audit» services to management, without permission, as doing so compromises integrity of the audit and accountability by the auditor to the audit committee.

By the Federal Bureau of Investigation's estimate, scammers have turned this reliable racket into a multimillion - dollar business with thousands of compromises in the United States.

The increase follows a rash of high - profile data breaches suffered by brands like Target, Home Depot and J.P. Morgan; the infamous «Backoff» malware package that compromised tens of millions of Target shoppers» credit cards in late 2013 also affected the in - store payment systems of more than 1,000 American businesses, according to the Department of Homeland Security.

But emails later published by Trump Jr. showed that he and his brother - in - law, Jared Kushner, met with Veselnitskaya after it was claimed that she had compromising information about Hillary Clinton.

Two employees of the tabloid were sent to prison in 2007 after being convicted of hacking into royal telephones, but the police investigation of the activity at the time has been slammed as incomplete or compromised by new bribery allegations.

While a temporary compromise over the country's debt ceiling pushed that deadline back to at least August, the sequester — sweeping automatic spending cuts mandated by cliff legislation — could kick in as soon as March 1.

By plugging Manafort's email address into a website that confirms whether someone's information was compromised during two big hacks that impacted Adobe and Dropbox in 2013 and 2012 respectively, the researchers learned that Manafort's account was indeed compromised.

Republicans release their final tax plan, which strikes compromises on many provisions that differed in separate versions passed by the House and Senate.

Or taking a different route entirely: In Silicon Valley, bootstrapping is typically underrated and undervalued, but it it gives founders the freedom to operate by their own rules — and protection from compromising their personal values (and health) in the name of appeasing investorIn Silicon Valley, bootstrapping is typically underrated and undervalued, but it it gives founders the freedom to operate by their own rules — and protection from compromising their personal values (and health) in the name of appeasing investorin the name of appeasing investors.

Greenfield said there are journalists who have been tight with presidents before; he cited Chalmers Roberts, a Washington Post reporter who'd been close to Kennedy and, later in life, admitted he'd compromised himself by giving Kennedy overly favorable coverage.

It appears that the highly publicized legal actions taken by the SEC as mentioned above are (in this writer's opinion, at least) meant to make examples of the parties involved, whilst sending a message to companies within the industry that they are not willing to compromise on enforcing their legislative decisions.

«Executives from Cambridge Analytica, hired by the Trump presidential campaign, have been caught on tape promising an extraordinary package of strategies to potential clients including filming opponents in compromising situations with Ukrainian sex workers,» The Daily Beast writes of U.K. station Channel 4's documentary.

With all these issues surrounding Silent Circle, it seems that consumers are just not interested in purchasing smartphones that are focused on providing highly secure platforms, despite the many reports on devices being compromised by hackers.

But I believe it is almost certain that the number of Facebook users whose data was compromised through routes similar to that used by Kogan is much greater than 87 million; and that both Cambridge Analytica and other unconnected companies and campaigns were involved in these activities.

Brittney Kaiser, a former employee for Cambridge Analytica — who left the company in January and is today giving evidence in front of a UK parliament committee that's investigating online misinformation — has suggested that data on far more Facebook users may have found its way into the consultancy's hands than the up to 87M people Facebook has so far suggested had personal data compromised as a result of a personality quiz app running on its platform which was developed by an academic working with CA.

In that case, instead of informing the ~ 57M affected users and drivers that their personal data had been compromised, Uber's senior management also decided to try and make the problem go away — by asking (and in their case paying) hackers to delete the datIn that case, instead of informing the ~ 57M affected users and drivers that their personal data had been compromised, Uber's senior management also decided to try and make the problem go away — by asking (and in their case paying) hackers to delete the datin their case paying) hackers to delete the data.

In a further compromise, some of the risk from bond buying will be taken by the European Central Bank and some by national central banks.

This test can ensure, for example, that a technology developed in Canada with government support and with important security applications does not fall under the indirect control of a foreign government, or that foreign investors do not compromise the security of Canadians, say, by gaining access to critical infrastructure.

Typically, banks and borrowers in the court - managed program try to reach a compromise by altering the lengths and payments of mortgages.

He notoriously engaged in «compromised work» by plagiarizing and fabricating news stories and was forced to resign, along with two editors, in 2003.

Furthermore, because of the substantial amount of discovery required in connection with intellectual property litigation, there is a risk that some of our confidential information could be compromised by disclosure.

He was smart to occupy a place that was really left vacant: All the private - equity funds and the banks had to get out of [doing] hostile deals, and it was left to the guys who didn't give a crap, knew how to do it, and had nothing that they were compromising or putting in jeopardy by taking on those powers.

Meanwhile, the second part of an undercover investigation conducted by the UK's Channel 4 aired today in which Cambridge Analytica executives were caught on tape bragging about bribing and entrapping politicians using hired sex workers to compromise its clients» political opponents.

State election officials are baffled by a Bloomberg report alleging that Russian hackers compromised the voting systems in 39 states, adding that cybersecurity firms were engaging in scare tactics to win state and local contracts to protect election systems.

«Yesterday we secured the failure of the plan by conservative forces in Greece and abroad to asphyxiate our country and we showed that Europe is a space for negotiation and mutually beneficial compromises and not a space for extermination, subservience and punishment,» Tsipras said.

On Wednesday, after China announced retaliatory tariffs, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by 2 per cent in the opening minutes, only to end the session up around 1 per cent, presumably on the hope that a compromise will ultimately be reached.

According to a letter (PDF) written by the university earlier this week, five department servers were compromised, which all had the personal information of students who took classes in computer science, materials science and engineering and world languages.

In a statement, Yahoo said user information — including names, email addresses, telephone numbers, birth dates, encrypted passwords and, in some cases, security questions — was compromised in 2014 by what it believed was a «state - sponsored actor.&raquIn a statement, Yahoo said user information — including names, email addresses, telephone numbers, birth dates, encrypted passwords and, in some cases, security questions — was compromised in 2014 by what it believed was a «state - sponsored actor.&raquin some cases, security questions — was compromised in 2014 by what it believed was a «state - sponsored actor.&raquin 2014 by what it believed was a «state - sponsored actor.»

But such security is often overlooked by investors, even though breaches can result in stolen intellectual property, compromised user accounts and class - action lawsuits.

Given the lack of domestic cell manufacturing, the Section 201 remedies proposed by Suniva and SolarWorld would have created a bottleneck in terms of cell supply, and put these smaller U.S. module makers in a compromised position.

Even the government almost agrees after compromising by raising the income level for when the highest marginal tax bracket kicks in to ~ $ 400,000 from $ 200,000 back in 2013.

Yahoo has been ordered by a federal judge to face much of a lawsuit in the United States claiming that the personal information of all 3 billion users was compromised in a series of data breaches.

According to Ledger's description of its Blockchain Open Ledger custom operating system, these different currency management applications run in isolation from each other and can not access the memory or storage used by another, which means that cryptographic secrets they must remain secure even if an application is compromised.