Sentence examples for defense implications from inspiring English sources

There is no organization in the Ministry of Defense appointed solely for the purpose of studying U.F.O.'s.... Since our interest in U.F.O.'s is limited to possible defense implications we have not carried out a study into the scientific significance of these phenomena...

After it is announced, the deal will face some antitrust scrutiny and perhaps some questions about the defense implications of selling Bell Labs.

"I think the verification provisions are inadequate, and I do worry about missile defense implications".

Besides, standardization of the method developed in this present study may have defense implication in the future.

"I think the verification provisions are inadequate and I do worry about the missile-defense implications of it".

Understand defensive implications: Every defense is got to know how geometry is implied, so they can know how they can steal more balls, avoid being tricked and stop their man from scoring.

Our studies provide the first in vivo evidence for a role for AGMO in epidermal lipid metabolism and in pathogen defense, with implications for the function of this enzyme in other animals and in humans.

Both former officers said they were offended by the defense's implication that they colluded to cover up a death by friendly fire.

Eilam, D. Die hard: a blend of freezing and fleeing as a dynamic defense--implications for the control of defensive behavior.

Before we upset 30 years of arms control, we need a comprehensive review of the missile defense plan's implications.

As charges and countercharges raced across the Internet and telephone wires, anthropologists sprung to Dr. Chagnon and Dr. Neel's defense, saying the implications are not credible.