Sentence examples for electronic weapons from inspiring English sources

General Alexander said that he was extremely sensitive to the power of the software tools and electronic weapons being developed by the United States for surveillance and computer-network warfare, and that he set a very high bar for when the nation should use them for offensive purposes.

De Mello looks at the threat landscape online as nothing less than digital warfare – replete with arms proliferation and electronic weapons of mass destruction.

Not just the gear — although you'll get more than your fair share of killer drones, electronic weapons, and nuclear threats, don't worry.

At BAE Prior is working to identify "fast lanes" in the Defense Department's $40-billion-a-year 40-billion-a-year 40-billion-a-year 40-billion-a-yearctronic weapons, sunclassified andsupport services.

Now there is an electronic weapon to disperse crowds, costing $40 million so far.

Canadians have been wondering since a Polish immigrant died last October at Vancouver airport after police subdued him with a Taser, the most popular brand of the electronic weapon.

An officer used an electronic weapon against an African American woman in the Ferguson City Jail because she would not go to her cell.

The report says Cruz and Beltran then "got into a physical altercation" in which both wound up on the floor and Cruz was able to wrest control of the stun gun, technically called a "conducive electronic weapon".

The City Council of Berkeley, California, is currently considering a request by the city's police department to allow officers to carry and use Tasers, a practice adopted by more than 12,000 police departments across the country in recent years that has quickly made the electronic weapon a source of controversy.

These rules are designed to encourage officers to know Tasers "should not be seen as an all-purpose weapon that takes the place of de-escalation techniques" – and to acknowledge the lethal potential of electronic control weapons (ECW) deployed for more than three standard shock cycles of five seconds each.

Zipes concluded that "cardiac arrest due to VF can result from an ECD shock", referring to an alternative name for electronic control weapons.