The association is also voicing concerns about the need for safeguards for smaller drones, stating in a written submission: "Even a small RPAS [remotely piloted aircraft system] could cause serious injury, or even death, if control of it is lost.
The latest statistics were given by the work and pensions secretary, Iain Duncan Smith, as he denied that the universal credit timetable was slipping or that it was losing control of its budget.
Wall Street, which three months ago marked the company's shares down over fears that it was losing control of costs, pushed its shares up 10% to $581 in after-hours trading.
Mr. Bush's speech to the 902 graduates of the United States Naval Academy was drafted days before the White House discovered that it was losing control of the Senate.
The huge risk for the coalition is that a combination of a weakened economy, a stalled austerity package and internal divisions could leave the government looking as if it was losing control of events.
Microsoft, perhaps sensing that it was losing control of the story, has gone on record as saying, essentially, yes, the Kinect will initially be aimed at a "casual" gaming audience, but after launch we will re-confirm our support for you "hardcores".
As the media chronicled the debate, the White House feared it was losing control of Pakistan policy.
The older generation -- which largely controls the Chinese Communist Party -- is worried that it is losing control of the media and is trying to bring television back to its traditional socialist roots.
The transcriptional control of genes was lost in atm (Fig. 4-D).
But in testing the dual-clutch version of the VFR, I sometimes felt that a measure of control was lost.
At lunch, the adults did not suddenly become incompetents, but all semblance of control was lost.
