Sentences with phrase «global attack points»

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I think at the appropriate time and place we can point out the errors of a believer's ways, but these global kind of attacks are unnecessary.

News International has benefited from the focus on the Metropolitan police and Downing Street, but with multiple points of attack across its global holdings many analysts believe it will emerge from the current crisis a shadow of its former self.

Our state - of - the - art Global Operations and Security Control Centre (GOSCC), the focal point of our cyber defences, is a model of how specialist industry contractors can work beside defence civil servants and members of our armed forces, combining their skills and keeping our vital data and systems free from attacks.

Abstract: Having as departure point her learning as a participant of the Second Forum on Education for Global Citizenship, held by UNESCO in Paris, shortly after the January 2015 attacks, the author shows that the best antidote to violence and fear - that paralyzes and generates more violence — is to educate people to see themselves as part of a single humanity.

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I pointed it out with both of my movies (Flock of Dodos and Sizzle: A Global Warming Comedy) then sat patiently as the science bloggers and Nature magazine attacked «Sizzle.»

«La Nada»; Wandering gray whale points to climate change; Wallace Encourages Fox Viewers To Remain Misinformed On Climate Change; Transparency Maldives launches Global Corruption Report on climate change; Australia academics blast UK lord over Hitler jibe; Storm Warnings: Extreme Weather Is a Product of Climate Change; American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) AAAS Board: Attacks on Climate Researchers Inhibit Free Exchange of Scientific Ideas

Their solution: to send an elite team of top scientists forward in time, to a point long after the Tobacco Wars are over, when everyone knows smoking causes lung cancer, the miniskirt has given way to the upskirt, Global Cooling has become Global Warming, and the last thing anybody expects is a guerrilla marketing attack from nicotine shills.

While some of the above comments are true about the way that «Attack on Science» handled this material, Professor Nurse makes some extremely important points with respect to science communication that is not unique to global warming.

A new opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal attacks the 97 % scientific consensus on man - made global warming while completely missing the point on what scientists are actually saying about climate change.

At ALEC's coal - sponsored meeting, where state legislators and corporate representatives meet to create template state laws ranging from attacks on clean energy to privatization of public schools, Indiana's Commissioner of the Department of Environmental Management Tom Easterly laid out a plan to stall the US EPA global warming action in a power point clearly addressed to coal industry representatives at ALEC's meeting.

Or is it the case that there have already been such events — e.g. the 2003 European heatwave that reportedly killed tens of thousands of people, or hurricane Katrina — but that since it can always be said that «no individual extreme event can be directly attributed to global warming», that no event, no matter how extreme, will ever cause the sort of «tipping point» in public consciousness that the 9/11 attacks did?