Sentence examples for material theft from inspiring English sources

For her, it's the profoundly personal nature of her approach and what it means for generations present and future that renders this material theft a sprawling tragedy.

We discuss the integration of the figure of merit into an assessment of a nuclear material theft scenario and its use in the assessment.

Despite frequent complaints about material theft, writers who are represented by established agents and lawyers typically engage in relatively freewheeling exchanges with film and television executives, counting on their representatives' influence and industry custom to protect them from misappropriation.

There's some sense to this, but of course the fundamental difference between material theft and "content theft," i.e. making a copy, is ignored.

Related: Mexican Robbers Might Have No Idea What They're Taking in Radioactive Material Thefts.

The $2.1 million worth of uranium seized in a raid last week is only one of an exceptional number of nuclear-material thefts, losses, or smugglings recorded over the past two decades.

Yet even if the most recent Moldovan bust is not that concerning, it is only one of an exceptional number of nuclear-material thefts, losses, or smugglings recorded over the past two decades.

The Nuclear Security Summit was designed to focus on one of those pillars-the need to safeguard nuclear material against theft or diversion.

But they don't seem to be having much success; a new study by two U.K. university researchers says that most consumers don't see downloading copyrighted material as theft and accept it as an inevitable side-effect of new digital technologies.

As with any publicized loss of radioactive material, the theft got rolling news channels (especially in the US), fretting over the danger of a "dirty bomb"—a theoretical weapon, made by mixing radioactive stuff with normal explosives popping up.

They work and sleep in shifts, guarding the construction materials from theft.