Sentence examples for defense concepts from inspiring English sources

Russia-NATO BMD cooperation could become a "common business" and serve as an important contribution to the popular "pooling and sharing" and "smart defense" concepts.

Saber's art print Death Head Wasp Defense Concepts, available here.

The hard-learned lesson: Defense concepts must consider social, economic and historical factors that constitute the human dimension of war.

The State Department agrees, but President Reagan and some advisers, particularly Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger, favor Star Wars, a space-based missile defense concept.

Karsten D. Voigt, who coordinates German-American affairs in the Foreign ministry, said, the decision was welcome because it gave more time for consultations inside the alliance, where there have been some reservations against the substance of the national missile defense concept and also some complaints over the lack of time for consultations.

In teaching host defense concept, Steinman and Blastos (2002) have designed a board game to teach the principles of host defense in biomedical lesson.

"This moving target defense concept is coming out of a lot of academy and military research," Michael Burshteyn told me before Disrupt.

Compared with the futuristic technologies of the "Star Wars" days, said David E. Mosher, an analyst at the Rand Corporation who specializes in missile defense, those concepts are "closer to being in hand -- in principle anyway -- but they still haven't been proven in any realistic fashion".

A more controversial analytic feminist response that fits into (3) is Martha Nussbaum's defense of concepts and standards of objectivity and reason.

Suspects often justify their attacks with the "trans panic" defense, the concept that, in the heat of the moment, internalized transphobia causes them to irrationally attack transgender individuals who "provoke" them.

The "new antioxidant" approach includes the possibility of controlling free radical production and of increasing intracellular antioxidant defenses, a concept different from the old one, when antioxidant action meant just scavenging the free radicals already produced.