Sentences with phrase «threat to one's power»

«There is little current basis for finding that generation supply — as a generic issue — is a serious threat to power system resilience,» the team reported.
The Japanese government has spent heavily on improving its information security systems and has formed teams to study possible threats to power supplies and other infrastructure.
But it will preview what some experts call a potentially existential threat to the power grids of the United States and other nations, and the populations that depend on them.
• Organized labor, such as teachers» union leadership, often actively works to oppose school choice efforts, seeing choice as an existential threat to their power.
We maintain that the existing and continued federal and state interventions in energy markets including subsidies, mandates, and unnecessary regulations are a far greater threat to the power grid than inclement weather, physical attacks, or cyber attacks.
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.
It made for really great paintings, a fine casting of prayers and incense, and not too much threat to the powers that be.
The WFP is the most persistent threat to the power of business interests in the Empire State, and the governor doesn't want anyone to point out that he governs as a centrist on economic issues and a liberal only on social issues.
The power of the Internet is a direct threat to the power elite, which is why some, like Barack Obama, want it under government control.
Distributed generation facilities, like many community wind projects, provide a safeguard against potential terrorist threats to power plants.
If we cut off, at the outset, the possibility of any serious threat to our power, through preemptive strikes, the disruption of world peace will be short - lived and local.
Fisher didn't deny that extreme weather and «human attacks,» as he called them, posed significant threats, but he did mischaracterize clean energy policies as an even greater threat to the power grid.
To them, feedback is deemed a threat to their power and sense of self - worth, especially if it's negative.
To them, feedback is deemed a threat to their power and self - worth, especially if it's negative.
What is good about false accusations being raised by religious leaders against a man whom they see as a threat to their power?
Political authorities have always exercised violence against their own people, especially those they suspected of being threats to their power.
However, if we look at the facts, we study the ideology of communism and the actions taken by these men it was all about taking out a threat to their power.
Those religious and political leaders which recognize this threat to their power often use the name of God in the attempt to destroy the Kingdom of God.
I couldn't agree more, the questioning mind is always a threat to the power - holders
She must be dismissed, discredited and marginalized because she is a threat to the power structure of the larger organized religion and they make a lot of money teaching people how to morally justify their fears and actions.
«Mikey is not that important, he is no threat to the power structure, he is a slick talker with a nice resume who seems to be in trouble.
And in Russia, President Putin backed the imprisonment of Pussy Riot because they were a threat to his power.
This is proof that leaders are aggressive because of a hurt ego, not simply a threat to their power, Fast says.
But he simultaneously ordered the destruction of any literature that he felt could be a threat to his power.
The Machiavellian despot has declared martial law until all threats to her power have been neutralized.
Creating nuanced critical thinkers is vital for democracies but a threat to power.
As Walker, the last Ranger of the wasteland and a threat to their power, you have been robbed of your home and left for dead.
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