Sentences with phrase «who gets access»

Can a Professional REALTOR trust that each and every realtor who gets access to their listing data will treat it in the way the listing REALTOR wants it handled??? I think universally the answer will be no.

Which resulted in this: «I can see why you / we wouldn't want them to be classed as salespeople and I'd be uncomfortable with office staff getting access to WebForms, so a new category may be needed, but with the usual provision that it is up to the board to determine who gets access — if they choose to use this category at all.»

Mitch Steves, analyst at RBC Capital Markets, said to CNBC that this fallout could be good news for blockchain as a technology: «Instead [of giving a photo to Facebook], you could just share that photo specifically with people, and then you'd be able to track it and make sure it's not shared with someone who gets access to your information.»

«Instead, you could just share that photo specifically with people, and then you'd be able to track it and make sure it's not shared with someone who gets access to your information.»

That Season Pass will give everyone who gets it access to eight additional fighters.

«Saleem's proof of concept is that a scammer reseller who gets access to the device physically before it is set up by the user could potentially load a malicious firmware on the microcontroller, allowing to fool the user during it onboarding process,» he further added.

Independence, and the appearance of independence, in decisions about who gets access to justice is vital for a fair society.

In the future, the issue will be who gets access to not only Middle Eastern oil but also Brazilian ethanol and North American grain.

(NO MAN»S LAND, called «incisive, even necessary work for the present moment» — Culture Catch) and «who gets access to food?»

- The Millions «In this unforgettable novel, Castillo offers an important pushback on the idea of the American Dream and questions who gets access to it.»

The 74 Who Gets Access to School Data?

It «leads to a few winners and lots of losers» in who gets access to high - quality seats, he said.

Barnum uses this case study to raise questions about who gets access to expansive state - level datasets and if researchers feel pressure to frame their findings in a certain way in order to maintain access.

told former Equifax chief executive Richard Smith at a hearing that «consumers — not you — should decide who gets access to their own data.»

Allows Bell, Rogers and Telus to decide who gets access to what, rather than letting the consumer decide.

With advanced sharing settings, you can have better control over who gets access right to your document.

When you start a business in a garage, discussions about who gets access to the sagging sofa in the corner or the mini fridge just don't happen.

Who gets access to what data?

Passengers who get access with their credit card, including the American Express Platinum Card and also the Delta Reserve Credit Card from American Express will lost guest access privileges.

Drivers are physical attackers who get access to different kinds of attacks and special skills based on the Blades they have equipped and active.

They were buying and exhibiting European artists (fortunately for New York artists, who got access to a quantity and variety of art unavailable in any other city in the world; I met Dubuffet in 1950 and he told me he never saw a painting by Paul Klee in Paris until after 1948).

Not exact matches

«If there were a reputable investor who invested $ 100K on good terms and promised to decide yes or no within 24 hours, they'd get access to almost all the best deals, because every good start - up would approach them first,» Graham said.

It's seems to be a period of renaissance for creative people who now have easier and cheaper access to materials and the wherewithal to get their hands dirty.

Part of the reason is that it can take years to access prison rehabilitation programs if you have a longer sentence because people with shorter sentences get priority; despite recent national efforts to make opioid antidotes and addiction treatments more widely accessible, many prisons still don't have these programs in place, leaving addicts who make it out of prison far more susceptible to relapse.

From a journalistic perspective, anonymous sourcing is often helpful, if not necessary, to get access to sources (often employees or former employees) who otherwise wouldn't speak out of fear of violating non-disclosure agreements or retribution from the company they're speaking out against.

Success in business and life often comes as a result of who you know, or at least who you can get access to.

Users who have Office 365 can expect Microsoft to take care of the updates, and Lync users can get access to the latest iteration with an update.

Maybe they have a friend or a relative who works in the White House who could get you a west wing tour of the oval office few other visitors can access.

Baunach was one of the people who pushed to create Jumpstart, a nonprofit organization in Cleveland focused on helping idea - stage tech companies get access to funds and resources in order to grow.

For example, an APT could be a hacker who's determined to get the credit card and personal identity information of all your customers or gain access to your social media networks.

Customers who store their data in Google's cloud will get faster access to it simply by virtue of being closer to it.

«For me, this is a very big deal; it's a potential partnership of the century, said Jungwirth, who noted the company's ultimate goal is for anyone in the world to be able access self - driving vehicles and get to where they need to go with «push of a button.»

For example, if you post an email to your spouse with a banking password, anybody who monitors your connection (or gets into your account) can instantly retrieve it and gain access to your financial accounts.

But the U.S. navy official, who declined to be identified, said warships were afforded sovereign immunity under international law and foreign investigators were not expected to get access to the U.S. crew.

An outpost in Miami is seen as a way to link local «treps to the growing number of business tycoons who are based in Latin America, where Endeavor first got its start and has access to board members in sectors such as tech, telecoms, retail and finance.

The FCC had outlawed «fast lanes» for providers on the grounds that it would allow them to decide, in effect, who gets good access, and who gets to watch the buffering symbol like a slack - jawed zombie.

Those who are interested in getting early access can sign up for a waiting list.

Over the next few months, it will become obvious who has decided to play the White House's game in order to get behind - the - scenes access, off - the - record briefings, or invitations to parties at Trump's Mar - a-Lago estate.

In a way, both are designed to do the same thing: Give those who don't normally have access to publishing tools and a media platform the ability to tell their story or get out their message.

San Francisco - based Breeze, founded this year, offers customers week - by - week access to vehicles they can use to support jobs as drivers for Uber, Lyft and other sharing - economy platforms; co-founder Jeffrey Pang describes the service as an «equalizer» for those who want to get in on the action but don't have cars of their own.

They said the change could repel clients who use the bank to get access to new issues.

If not, should we send a different message to those who can access it now, and those who need to upgrade to get access, and other scenarios?»

If you've been complaining to friends and relations (and anyone who'll listen) that entrepreneurs just can't get access to capital, stop!

«We've had several complaints from Danish producers who say they want to supply power to our neighbours but can not get access,» Europe's antitrust Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said at a press briefing in Copenhagen on Monday.

To build your own DMZ, you start by asking, who outside your four walls needs access to your internal data and servers, why they need it, and how immediately they need it — both in terms of access and in terms of the timeliness of the data they are trying to get.

St. Vincent's Healthcare CEO Tom VanOsdol says, «That's really a big part of the long - term solution is making sure we have access to services and enough services in the right locations so individuals, who don't necessarily need to go to the emergency department, can get the care and the treatment they need for underlying mental health issues.»

Athletes who make programs through Uninterrupted get access to resources to develop, promote and distribute their content, according to the Journal.

Digital and social media has given consumers unprecedented access to information that gets them closer to brands and a more informed choice, so why not encourage natural evangelists in your company to use digital to get closer to consumers who want to interact with a real person.

What's more, the clinic's easy access prompted workers who hadn't seen a doctor in years to get checkups; many ended up identifying conditions, like hypertension, that contribute to heart attacks and strokes.

PayPal is giving Startup Blueprint companies the star treatment, including «the kind of «white glove» support large companies like British Airways get, offering them a named, local contact at PayPal who will manage their account and help with their business models, plus access to startup mentors and evangelists,» John Lunn, global director of PayPal's developer network, told the Guardian.