damaging action

"For this reason I think it is very important that we do something to avoid such damaging action by the government."

It carries out damaging actions on the affected computer.

With dozens of plans competing for members, he said, "practically speaking, that would be a highly damaging action."

Similarly, the characters in the domestic drama must accept blame for their often damaging actions.

"Thankfully the sort of rent-mob-activists taking part in this kind of damaging action will gain little sympathy or support from the general public"

Threat analysis is the analysis of the probability of occurrences and consequences of damaging actions to a system.

Singapore's Foreign Affairs Ministry has expressed deep concerns over the "damaging action of WikiLeaks".

He has clearly and openly criticized government officials, pointing out their errors, their tendency towards corruption and their damaging actions to religion for personal desire.

"This is an upgrade in spite of the damaging action of the Council's budget in increasing out-year gaps," Mr. Giuliani said, referring to the projected deficits.

He left Benetton a year before his contract with them expired; he later cited the team's damaging actions in 1994 as his reason for opting out of his deal.

If he scuttles the policy, he prevents the Administration from taking a politically damaging action; if a deal is finally made, he can say that he does not support it.

The pain involved is argued to be a rehearsal of the action that led to it, and has the survival advantage of making a repetition of the damaging action less likely.

No one would be more appreciative and respectful of Zac Goldsmith if he changed tack, and used his position to influence the very damaging actions of this government to environmental protection.

Commissioner Bud Selig has told associates that he wants to see Rose show contrition for his damaging actions, and Rose was asked if he could have been more atoning in his book.

The integrity of kite lines is affected by wear, reeling, contact with chemicals, loss of strength from knottings, ultraviolet rays of the sun, repeated cycles of use, and damaging actions during use.

By having other, more flexible policies to deal with aggressive Soviet actions, the U.S. could opt out of a nuclear strike and take less damaging actions to rectify the problem without losing face in the international community.

The destruction was the movement's most financially damaging action against a target, with a local preservation group calling the action pointless, noting that "You can go and burn something down, but it's just going to get built again."

Here lies one of the most damaging actions school systems take... "Making significant decisions about schools without genuinely accepting input from parents and local communities demoralizes and discourages those who are most actively involved in our city's schools."

He was trying desperately to get Drong to understand the need to avoid any overt destructive or damaging action against the robosweeps, which the ship's computer could assess as being dangerous to itself, since the robosweeps were simply extensions of the ship.