Sentence examples for defence network from inspiring English sources

Aubrey Sarvis, director of the Servicemembers legal defence network, one of the leading groups campaigning for change, saw repeal of the ban on gays serving openly in the military as a major event for the Obama presidency.

The three nations are members of a loose Russia-dominated security alliance known as the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO), which has accelerated efforts to create a unified air defence network as the Ukraine crisis re-energises the West's military powerhouse, Nato.

McKinnon seems to be a pretty inoffensive computer nerd who from 1995 to 2002 fooled around with the US defence network – and damaged a lot of kit in the process – out of innocent curiosity, looking for UFOs and also trying to show how poor the encryption was.

The forthcoming XCom board game gets the balance right, letting four players co-operate in saving the world from an alien invasion while a companion app tosses an element of randomisation into the mix – and lets one player pretend they're hooked into the global defence network for real.

So things like the development of an air force and the provision of an air defence network - things which in any case take considerable time to train for and equip - were not the main priority.

Crossing points in the defence network – bridges, tunnels and other weak spots – were called nodes or points of resistance.

"Command-and-control systems, like the air defence networks, will be taken out with smart missiles and possibly even electro-magnetic pulse weapons.

Nicolas Sarkozy, for example, flew to Libya to promote French exports and business, while in 2010 Russia announced that it had agreed to a $1.8bn arms deal with Libya that included tanks, fighter jets and air defence networks.

For a commercial plane to pass undetected through these regions, which are highly militarised with robust air defence networks, many run by the US military, would require a combination of extremely sophisticated navigation, brazen audacity and security failure by those monitoring international airspace.

In other words, the CMNs not only may function as nutrient and water allocation networks [35], but also could act as defence networks in plant communities.

In the spring of 1991, the three hackers found an exciting new target: MILNET, the US military's secret defence data network.