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Meanings of critical infrastructure in English

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Usage of critical infrastructure in English
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A large-scale cyber-attack on critical infrastructure is another potential scenario, said Duchâtel.
The Guardian
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The next step, says Serrano, is creating pods that house critical infrastructure.
Wired
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Governor Gavin Newsom says there has been significant damage to critical infrastructure.
Radio NZ
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The highest level, 5, is for critical infrastructure such as hydroelectric dams.
Radio NZ
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It covers communications, commercial and financial networks, and government and critical infrastructure systems.
The Guardian
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Protest action' occupation of public spaces' militant rhetoric and destruction of critical infrastructure.
The South African
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A case study on the collapse of critical infrastructure for Reno's new center?
Wired
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Australia's critical infrastructure and government agencies remain unaffected by the hack.
News.com.au
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Denmark's Social Democrats want critical infrastructure to remain in state-controlled hands.
Reuters
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The critical infrastructure designation makes election systems a priority within DHS.
Wired
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All seven, including Galbraith, are considered part of its critical infrastructure.
Radio NZ
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Transport is a critical infrastructure matter for the country, more so than ever.
The Irish Times
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Hackers have repeatedly targeted Ukrainian government systems and critical infrastructure such as energy companies.
Reuters
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The council was continuing to assess critical infrastructure including water supply, sewerage and roads.
Radio NZ
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Immigrants play a vital role at our company and support our country's critical infrastructure.
Reuters
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That included staff critical to delivering the response to Covid-19 or maintaining critical infrastructure.
Radio NZ
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Critical infrastructure across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare