So ETA used a more precise weapon, a limpet bomb attached to a Civil Guard jeep, and this time killed its two occupants.
But if there were such a bubble, economists like Baker argue that hiking interest rates would amount to using a proverbial shotgun on a problem that requires a more precise weapon.
And most of the shops' other weapons systems lack the accuracy, range or explosive punch to drive the army from the positions where it is entrenched and from where soldiers can fire back with barrages of more powerful and precise weapons.
No matter how sophisticated modern technology, even compared with at the time of the last Gulf war, is it not more precise to have weapons dismantled in the presence of inspectors rather than so-called precision bombing trying to take them out?" Prescott said in his tribute that Kennedy had been vindicated on Iraq.
If the rebels managed to target and hit a moving motorcade, it would signal an unusual tactical feat or perhaps new weapons more precise than the usual rockets and mortars, as well as good intelligence.
After that first attack, former generals criticized a lack of training and insufficient protection for the troops, noting that the Taliban were becoming more sophisticated in their use of weapons and more precise in their attacks.
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A devastating surprise attack was considered possible because, with improved guidance systems, nuclear weapons were becoming more precise.
What the deal is trying to do is to prevent an Iranian nuclear weapon -- or, to be more precise, to implement an arms control regime that would decisively hinder any attempts to develop an Iranian nuclear weapon and also give sufficient warning time, in the case of cheating, to allow for an effective intervention.
Over the last week, Hans Blix, a chief weapons inspector, has diplomatically but forcefully said that he cannot make his inspections more precise without specific intelligence information from Washington.
