Sentence examples for government space from inspiring English sources

Government space agencies worldwide may yet subsidise launches or unfairly block newcomers from launch markets.

It describes the sociotechnical evolution of system safety in government space programs, and an accident model based on systems theory.

Government space agencies, including NASA and ESA, are conducting preliminary studies on building alternative space-habitat systems for deep-space exploration.

During a shutdown, they are not allowed to access government space, use federal IT systems, or even to work remotely.

Some of the big satellites that government space agencies were putting into orbit were as large as a London double-decker bus.

The Virgin Galactic venture is part of an accelerating shift of the business of spaceflight — once the near-exclusive domain of government space agencies — to private enterprise.

Dennis Göge of the German Aerospace Centre in Cologne, a government space-robotics lab, suggests that a spacecraft could spray a nearby enemy satellite with paint or goo to ruin its lenses, sensors, moving parts and solar panels.

Mr. Levin, a Democrat and chairman of the Armed Services Committee, wrote: "If this move is based on cost savings, were other alternatives considered, including other government spaces and other leased locations?

I might give the same advice to women of other industries or to men, but somehow this feels especially pertinent to women in my line of work -- either design, social good, digital or government spaces.

What he leaves out is that we are now on the cusp of another movement to commercialize a mode of travel formerly reserved for governments: space flight.

Austerity — a word Mr. Draghi said he did not like — has been a de facto condition for measures the central bank has taken to contain the crisis and give governments space for economic reforms.