administering

Yes, NLTs exist, and they can be very good, but you really need something that a team is administering.

It's not clear if this refers to the provider's internal tool, or the administrative panel they expose to customers for administering their accounts.

If the answer is a Lufthansa flight full of bean counters administering a nation like a receiver, that doesn't bode well for the future of the EU.

It's not much individually, but when you take out the costs of administering all of that it'll add up.

So, there's extremely high risk in warrant process, key storage even with HSM's, and organizations administering this even at SAP security level.

People have lost their licenses for administering treatments that clearly harm their patients without any benefit while charging large amounts of money for it.

This way students get stable environment which already works, so they can focus on learning how to use it instead of struggling with administering it.

Windows just isn't a good client for administering servers (unless they're running windows I guess?).

Double-blind means that the person administering the test doesn't know whether A is the compressed file and B the uncompressed or vice versa, and whether X is a copy of A or B.

So the definition of marriage matters in administering these benefits.

And we’ve even had two different teams administering these parts of the application stack.

Which regulation makes more sense depends a bit on the political reality (and future reality), and the relative diffculty of administering a tax vs a cap.

Good in the short term when one person was administering domain names, not so good now as it adds extra overhead for a ".com.au" small market.

Often the administering party has no leeway and just needs to be able to say, "I saw them write something." If all else fails: You have to be willing to walk away.

Administering aspirin (ASA) is very significant.