Sentence examples for proprietary defense from inspiring English sources

The US military has for years suspected its Chinese counterpart of stealing proprietary defense information, including about the design of the F-35 family of stealth jets, even as it seeks to forge closer ties with the People's Liberation Army.

In this context, Quality by Design (QbD) aims to integrate product and process development resulting in an increased number of product applications to regulatory agencies and stronger proprietary defense strategies of process-based products.

OnStar says it plans to upgrade to a digital network over the next few years but has in the meantime adopted proprietary defenses to protect the connections.

The data being stolen was proprietary to the defense companies and was strictly forbidden from being exported.

CACI International provides information technology systems, technical services and proprietary software, primarily to defense and civilian agencies of the U.S. Government.

Chris Capossela, a senior vice president in Microsoft's business division in Redmond, Wash., said the decision stemmed from Microsoft's commitment to make its programs more compatible with rival software, part of general move away from a longstanding defense of its proprietary software.

Donaghey also likes Essex Corp., whose optical processing and proprietary digital algorithms analyze piles of data for defense and intelligence outfits.

Boeing is disciplining six employees after the aerospace and defense company determined they were involved in acquiring proprietary Lockheed Martin documents, the Wall Street Journal said on Friday, citing people familiar with the matter.

As defense lawyer Michael Lacy phrased it: "You have to have the proprietary or intellectual property of RIM/BlackBerry, wherever it comes from, in order to make sense of an encrypted PIN to PIN communication".

Last season, Mike Nolan was nearly invisible, stuck learning a defense that was not his own, a defense that Al Groh took a proprietary interest in.

Last July, Boeing was denied more than $1 billion in Pentagon orders and was suspended from some missile-defense contracts after it was found to have been in possession of proprietary documents from its rival, Lockheed Martin.