Sentence examples for counter weapons from inspiring English sources

Neither country has been mentioned publicly by the Bush administration as possible targets of new efforts to counter weapons proliferation.

And after the Pentagon asked entrepreneurs last month to come forward with proposals to combat terrorism and counter weapons of mass destruction, thousands of ideas were submitted.

Better get someone in there fast who is content that we taxpayers pay the interest on the loans from China to pay for building up an arsenal to counter weapons that the Chinese show no sign of building.

They are a low-budget, high-impact counter weapon for radicals who are outgunned, live in stealth yet crave the spotlight to advance their aims.

A1 HOMELAND DEFENSE -- Entrepreneurs are bombarding the Pentagon with proposals for combating terrorism and countering weapons of mass destruction.

The budget request lists five major missions for the intelligence agencies: warning American leaders about threats and instability; battling terrorism; countering weapons proliferation; cyberoperations; and counterespionage.

Just three months earlier, we were embroiled in answering questions on the India and Pakistan nuclear tests and trying to determine how we could surge more people to countering weapons of mass destruction proliferation.

All manner of start-up companies and industry groups have been knocking on White House and Pentagon doors looking to sell the government their ideas for fighting terrorists and countering weapons of mass destruction.

We'll continue to get rid of outdated Cold War-era systems so that we can invest in the capabilities that we need for the future, including intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, counterterrorism, countering weapons of mass destruction and the ability to operate in environments where adversaries try to deny us access.

In setting priorities for investment, the new guidelines list personnel issues, followed by such broad areas as intelligence; missile defense; information warfare; pre-conflict management; precision-guided weapons; rapidly deployable forces; unmanned weapons systems; countering weapons of mass destruction; and infrastructure and logistics.

Stroup today works in the realm of countering weapons of mass destruction, and no, he can't talk much about his work there.