Sentence examples for killing technology from inspiring English sources
The recommendation I have made is that users of targeted killing technology should be required to subject themselves, in the case of each and every death, to impartial investigation.
Bond has now made the great leap forward, all without the aid of the latest in killing technology.
Perhaps the next time Israel unleashes its grotesque killing technology (like phosphorous) on Palestine, Lebanon or others, observers might consider whether Israel is being honest when it proclaims how desperate and fearful Israelis are.
Most of the people manning the stalls seemed pretty at ease with the advanced killing technology they were being paid to talk up, reasoning that each device plays an important role in "saving lives".
And – as you might be aware of from that time US troops exploded their own multi-million-dollar stealth helicopter on the side of Bin Laden's compound – America aren't too keen on other countries getting a look at their sophisticated killing technology.
Since then, most American antimissile systems have turned to "hit-to-kill" technology.
Hit-to-kill technology depended on a nonexplosive interceptor packed with sensors to find an enemy warhead and destroy it simply by crashing into it.
Four major companies — ExxonMobil, Shell, Chevron and ConocoPhillips — have promised to invest $1 billion in new response capacity that would broadly replicate the "top kill" technology that took BP months of floundering to find; BP says it will join the effort.
At a news conference in Washington this morning, General Kadish said the test was intended to "build confidence" in hit-to-kill technology and was similar to the last intercept attempt, in July 2000, which failed.
"It is still not totally comfortable for me to say that we can make the hit-to-kill technology work consistently," he said, "even in that simple scenario" with a single decoy.
In this manner, Arrow also differs from Patriot PAC-3, THAAD, and Standard Missile 3, which rely purely on hit-to-kill technology in which the kinetic force of a precise impact causes the destruction of the threat.
