Sentences with phrase «only vulnerable target»
The internet of things isn't the only vulnerable target.
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What I don't agree with though, is targeting vulnerable, tired, otherwise healthy and capable women, making them think that the only way their baby will receive proper nutrition, and therefore develop properly, is to consume this god - awful beverage.
«The governor is inciting a war against gangs that can only lead to further marginalizing our vulnerable youth, making them prime targets for recruitment.»
Tenney, R - New Hartford, is among only 10 vulnerable Republicans targeted nationally by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee for a series of digital ads critical of the GOP repeal effort.
Although evidence is only anecdotal, some postdocs feel that foreign trainees are particularly vulnerable as targets due to the social isolation that occurs when someone is new to a country and just learning its language and culture.
This makes online training sessions an especially vulnerable target, because not only is information transfer their sole purpose, too many organizations aren't working hard enough to keep them secure.
CHICAGO — Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) President Karen Lewis criticized the Chicago Public Schools (CPS) list of schools targeted for closures and other school actions by pointing out that not only does the policy do little to improve student achievement, but the District has a poor record of improving academic achievement among the city's most vulnerable students.
As well as «the need to safeguard and promote the rights and welfare of children and vulnerable adults», there is «the need to ensure that action by the Commission... is proportionate to the risks against which it would afford safeguards and is targeted only where it is needed».
The fact that it has been like this for over three years if not more, makes it surprising that it is only now that some voices are raised, expressing the dangerous threat which cybercrime brings to every section of society, from the vulnerable pensioner targeted about a fake lottery ticket to the multi-billion pound corporation.
Not only is this provision targeting those who are already vulnerable and impoverished, it is an ineffective way to address the underlying causes of aggressive panhandling.