Sentences with phrase «guard you against»

McKesson has has continued to invest significantly and enhance its efforts to guard against diversion in the years since.

But you can watch out for your own mental weaknesses and guard against them.

Already, brokers have been fielding calls from Canadians about locking in their mortgages to guard against future increases, for example.

Instead, it's an example of another very human tendency leaders need to guard against — we often forget to properly appreciate low - drama, super high achievers until after they've left us.

«We have to guard against it, regardless of the technological environment,» he says.

He offered these five recommendations for small - to mid-sized companies to guard against a cyber attack.

In addition, the Internet Explorer 8 web browser is better - guarded against external threats.

However, the company does guard against ads that try to dupe travelers into believing they're booking travel on a hotel's actual website when they are really being sent to an OTA, the representative said.

The only way to guard against this outcome that I am aware of is diversification and systematic rebalancing.

A better preventative guard against the attack would be for retailers to thoroughly encrypt their customers» banking data within their computer systems, Noboa said.

But he admits it can be tricky to guard against fraud because start - ups are in the business or «selling forward.»

And Republicans who support the legislation say it's necessary to guard against presidential interference by giving Congress more oversight power.

Are you guarding against letting these limitations take you out?

«In addition to adopting industry - wide reforms related to participation in benchmark rates, Citi has made substantial investments in its systems, controls and monitoring processes to better guard against inappropriate behavior,» the bank added.

«This data is provided in order to help systems administrators guard against the actions of persistent cyber criminals.»

If ACOBA approve this they will be signing their own death - warrant, confirming they are not fit for purpose and unable to guard against conflicts of interest and consequences of the revolving door - two of the most prevalent corruption risks in UK politics.

On a daily basis, follow basic precautions to guard against identity theft, including destroying business credit offers before discarding them.

What's more, they argued in a recent research paper, most tips for protecting passwords do nothing to guard against the most common forms of breaches: phishing, keystroke logging, and plain old looking over shoulders.

Thiam's point was he is comfortable taking risks but always looks for potential hiccups so he can proactively guard against them.

Carr says it actually means 35 ships a month instead of five, or about one additional tanker a day out of the Westridge Marine Terminal, with strict marine standards to guard against accidents.

To guard against that, we need a seat at the table.»

Party members must also «champion simplicity and guard against extravagance».

«It helps to guard against the tendency that people feel to justify their feelings and needs so much so that they come off as critical or blaming to the other person before they are able to express what they feel and ask for what they want.»

It's a phenomenon entrepreneurs should guard against.

Hence, we remain guarded against excessive bearishness and see GBP / USD trending modestly lower within its price channel,» explained the DBS analysts.

To guard against potential threats to his power, he maintains a large force of secret police who watch his political opponents, tap many telephones, and even investigate all students applying for admission to a university.

They also try to guard against abuses.

«We stressed the need for enforceable, bright - line rules to protect the open internet and guard against anti-consumer and anti-competitive activities,» he wrote, adding that Amazon opposed the commission's proposed change.

A year before that, Treasury's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) asked digital currencies exchanges — platforms for buying, selling and storing digital currencies — to register with FinCEN, and «report suspicious transactions to adequately guard against money laundering and terrorist financing abuse.»

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They also help guard against «blue sky» planning, which is purely conceptual, and lacks specifics to make it real.

South Korean and U.S. government officials have been raising their guard against more North Korean provocations with the approach of the 72nd anniversary of the founding of North Korea's ruling party, which fell on Tuesday.

«So this is very welcome news... (but) complacency is one of the risks we should guard against,» she warned, noting three key reasons why the recovery was not assured.

Regular account check - ins can help guard against business owners falling victim to this type of fraud.

Coinbase doesn't appear to be guarding against it, although it's hard to tell.

To be more proactive, companies should be demanding from their security vendors what measures are being taken to guard against any future attack using any of these exploits.

In the United States, policymakers should provide incentives for economic risk taking while guarding against excessive financial risk taking.

Coinbase's Charlie Lee said via Slack that the Ethereum Foundation advised the payment processor not to guard against the replay attacks.

You can't predict those nor can you guard against them, but with diversification, you can limit your risk to everything else.

It's all about guarding against non-systemic risk (i.e. risk that doesn't impact the market as a whole).

This is to ensure that adequate protective nets are in place to guard against any abuse or misuse of data.»

When inflation rears its ugly head, acting as a stealth tax by draining your purchasing power over time, there are some asset allocation portfolio models you can use to guard against its wealth destruction.

Raising taxes on property, meanwhile, would leave less value to be capitalized into bank loans, thus guarding against future indebtedness.

From a risk - management perspective, therefore, the asymmetry in the conventional policy toolkit would lead me to expect policy to be tilted somewhat in favor of guarding against downside risks relative to preemptively raising rates to guard against upside risks.

So, it becomes a macroeconomic consequence from maybe only one member of the payments system having a vulnerability that wasn't guarded against.»

Although CBOE instituted position limits, it seems like the market doesn't have nearly enough liquidity to guard against the market - moving impact of even a mid-size trader.

It protects against all kinds of catastrophe, and guards against inflation and deflation.

Hedging against currency fluctuations can help guard against potential losses a strong dollar could bring.

While there is no such thing as a 100 % foolproof strategy to protect you against fraud (although divvying your portfolio up into 30 - 40 stocks worth 2.5 % to 3.33 % of your overall wealth seems like a damn good defense mechanism), putting most of your money into stocks with records of growing dividends seems like an intelligent way to guard against corporate fraud, particularly if you have limited familiarity with reading 10 - Ks, annual reports, and other financial statements.

Starting with a conservative withdrawal rate and adjusting later can help guard against market declines early in retirement.»