Sentences with phrase «weak social links»

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Employees accidentally let hackers in by creating weak passwords, accessing seemingly innocent social networking apps, clicking on legitimate - looking links or unknowingly downloading malicious files.

Dr Schneider said: «Environmental, agricultural and social policies of the Federal Government are supposed to be harmonized, but central government ministries compete against each other, and the Ministry of Environment seems to be the «weakest link» whenever it confronts the agrarian reform program.

If you don't, literally you have a weak link in there, you're in trouble and probably the one that Chris Kresser's brought to light especially in his latest book that I didn't really have an appreciation for is social connectivity.

As a mom of 4 I will admit this is a weak area for me as I do post the link up on a lot of my social medias but remembering to tag those that had been featured is sometimes a rough spot for me, but I will do it when I think about it.

Expand is linking schooling and other social agencies, and dissolve is imagining a world where students are more directly connected to knowledge and the mediating forces of schooling get weaker.

When young children miss too much school, it is often linked with long - term reading problems, lower test scores and weaker social - emotional skills.

And there was even a social justice lens: Just as an earthquake has an uncanny ability to hit the weak link in a structure, natural hazards seem to always hit the poorest and most - disenfranchised communities, cities and countries.

In general, attachment to parents was significantly linked to delinquency in these studies (e.g. Bernburg and Thorlindsson 1999; Ford 2005; Laundra et al. 2002; LeBlanc 1994) or attachment was even the most important predictor of delinquency (e.g., compared to other family factors and economic factors, Mack et al. 2007), while some studies found only weak links between social bonding and delinquency (e.g., compared to prior delinquency and delinquent peers, Agnew 1991).