Sentences with phrase «many points of entry»

The square was declared off limits to demonstrations for a third year running and police blocked points of entry, allowing only small groups of labor union representatives to lay wreaths at a monument there.

Simple measures such as building on e-commerce supported platforms and protecting your hardware and software with regular updates and sufficient anti-virus and firewall protection are basic principles that can be easily implemented to close the loopholes that hackers use as points of entry.

The problem could be solved with scanners that zap your truly mobile ticket on your phone at the point of entry.

«Commercially available routers were used as a point of entry, demonstrating that every connected device is vulnerable to malicious activity,» Taylor said in a statement.

«Having diverse leadership means there are more voices in the room, and there are more different points of entry for people who are being bullied or abused at work,» Coles told Business Insider.

Van Dreunen says the challenge Nintendo faces is in gaining vertical control, where Miitomo operates as a single point of entry for games played across mobile, console, and handheld devices.

First, by unifying our various efforts, we will give entrepreneurs a single point of entry to engage with Microsoft.

By targeting legitimate Ukrainian accounting software as the point of entry, Petya spread laterally across corporate networks to deploy their malicious payload, with crippling results across the globe.

With interest in bitcoin growing in step with the need for an easy way to acquire it, Trucoin offers an ideal point of entry for new bitcoin users.

Small businesses have lower demands and less sophisticated needs, so this is an easier point of entry than enterprise - grade software.

Cyber security is a very real threat these days, and as the world becomes more and more connected, every device is a point of entry.

So, people need to look at properly setting up the software and trades while finding the right points of entry before calling it a scam.

For instance, China's new and booming e-commerce industry, championed by Jack Ma's Alibaba and its subsidiaries, can be a point of entry for small and medium enterprises in Canada looking to expand their markets while avoiding traditional operational costs and relocation difficulties.

But the point of entry is not ontology: it is phenomenology.

Later when I was in Selly Oaks, I had a conversation with Prof. John Hicks of the University of Birmingham whose approach was that inter-religious relation should have God as the point of entry, as indicated in his book, God and the Universe of Faiths.

These data constitute the nearest and richest point of entry each of us has to the physical world in which we are embedded.

A second point of entry into the field is by way of the confessional modality.

Given this context, one point of entry into this liturgy's field of analysis is by way of the «political» modality.

The point of entry may differ from situation to situation.

On the other hand, there are numerous points of entry into the biblical canon — whether the Gospels in contemplative traditions or Paul's letter to the Romans in Lutheran churches.

Nonetheless, the ontological proof provides a point of entry into Gödel's work, linking intuitive theology with his mathematical investigation.

The point of entry came through an essay by Paul Ramsey that had made a powerful and decisive impression on me when I first began to think seriously about this matter of abortion more than forty years ago.

In January, he set up a studio on the Greek Island of Lesbos, the main point of entry for refugees trying to make their way to Europe, in order to highlight the struggles of those who are making the journey, a goal that he clearly has accomplished.

The strategic partnership gives Johnson - Lancaster a point of entry to the Illinois and Indiana markets while providing Schert access to the capital it needs to grow.

This is in part down to huge investment in bottling plants and results directly from the UK's reputation as the preferred point of entry into the EU's Single Market.

We will meet this ambitious goal by attacking the problem at every point of entry, from farm to table to trash: tackling everything from how smallholder farmers grow and store their crops, to how corporations account for food loss and waste, to consumer tolerance for throwing away food.

There is no obvious point of entry when dealing with celery root.

One of the greatest challenges for foreign wineries, breweries or spirit brands these days in the U.S. market is to find a point of entry.

The chocolate croissant stack provides four crispy points of entry.

ROCHELLE MCLEAN: And I find if you find that to be common to you so many times thrush causes like little hairline cracks and fissures on the nipple which then make a bacterial point of entry.

These are all great points of entry for anyone who wants to shift the culture of food in a school.

While remedies like immune system enhancing vitamins may help in fighting or lessening the duration of an infection, true preventive measures must take place at the infection transmission point of entry — the nose.

She shows us how to Keep toxins out of your body with the 3 points of entry.

These tickets must be picked up in person by the visitor and the paid PCA at the point of entry.

Students are embarrassed because they know that they are listening to and spouting a bundle of scaremongering lies, spin and propaganda about what is, in fact, a funding proposal that makes higher education free at the point of entry and easier to afford than at any time since Labour introduced tuition fees.

Let me now deal with «free at the point of entry» then I'll stop.

FREE AT THE POINT OF ENTRY.

Con Ed's CEO John McAvoy said the company has looked into it but, «It is extremely expensive, not only for the company but for the homeowners, because you have to change the point of entry into the house.»

«I am hereby directing that unauthorised holders of such passports be arrested at the airports and other points of entry / departure.

There are many points of entry and exit along the way.

To strengthen the powers and surveillance capability of our border guards and security officers, we will now integrate the vital work of the Border and Immigration Agency, Customs and UK Visas overseas and at the main points of entry to the UK and establish a unified border force.

From July 1st last year, holders of African passports have been allowed to apply for entry visas at the point of entry into Ghana.

Known as the «Keeper of Records» for more than two centuries, the Department of State is the initial point of entry for entrepreneurs seeking to do business in New York.

The new policy designates the Central Library entrance ramp, which faces Lafayette Square (Washington Street between William and Clinton Streets) as «Smoke Free» meaning the smoking of cigarettes, cigars, pipes, smokeless electronic cigarettes or tobacco products on the entire entrance ramp and no closer than 10 feet to the side of any point of entry to the downtown Library property is strictly prohibited.

Cuomo's ambitious infrastructure agenda, including the demolition and reconstruction of LaGuardia Airport, seemed to promise several fat years for the bi-state Port Authority, which runs most points of entry into New York City.

«I worked out how much scattering and straggling would occur, and realized that much of the ionization would be deposited in a volume at the end of a narrow beam not much larger than the eraser on a pencil — and with very little exposure of the skin at the point of entry,» Wilson recalled in a draft for a speech.

Career opportunities in regulatory compliance — a field closely tied to research integrity and a possible point of entry for those aiming to enter research - integrity work — are rapidly growing, and universities frequently seek qualified compliance professionals, Nobles says.

But at the point of entry, the cover letter is as crucial as the CV and its contents.

China and North Korea are perhaps the most successful in this respect; by providing only a few tightly controlled points of entry, these governments can censor the data its people can access.

After crossing the border, they sometimes walk 70 miles or more to reach a safe point of entry, often traveling without water and in temperatures that can reach 110 degrees Fahrenheit.