Sentence examples for build spy from inspiring English sources

If America fails to share the bounty of the military revolution, he says, its allies will try to copy it.He is probably thinking of France, which, impressed by what American satellites did in the Gulf war, reinforced its own efforts to build spy satellites.

Corporate giants such as Lockheed Martin Corp. have long competed for classified contracts to build spy planes and satellites.

Meanwhile, regulations requiring that the computer and communication industries build spying into their systems for government convenience have increased rapidly.

(The reconnaissance office builds spy satellites, which are apparently rather pricey).

The National Reconnaissance Office, which builds spy satellites and is jointly run by the Pentagon and the intelligence community, would not be part of the space force.

In Kresa's decade-long buying spree and later under CEO Ronald D. Sugar's management, Northrop grew from a billion-dollar company on the verge of bankruptcy to a $35-billion-a-year 35-billion-a-year 35-billion-a-year 35-billion-a-yearrines, manages webehemothnd prothats computer systems against hackers.

It was a groundbreaking project, the first run for an experimental new camera, designed to ferret the dim light of distant planets out of the glare of their home stars, and one of the first chances for civilian astronomers to conduct deep space research with a sophisticated high-resolution Air Force telescope originally built to spy on spy satellites and other Earth-orbiting objects.

Negroponte needs to stop the bureaucratic ballroom dance and build a spy service that's up to the challenges ahead.

"It is my vision to build Digital Spy into a global 24-hour breaking entertainment news operation".

The BBC was involved in a two-year battle in 1986/7 over the disclosure that GCHQ, with US help, intended to build a spy satellite codenamed Zircon.

That was followed by efforts to build midsize spy satellites that would compete more directly with commercial satellites than the reconnaissance office's current fleet of large satellites do.