Sentence examples for sabotage techniques from inspiring English sources

But the sabotage techniques sound very similar to those encountered in many offices today.

He was arrested in June 2000 as he tried to leave Gaza for what the Israeli authorities said was a second trip to Afghanistan for training in explosives and other sabotage techniques under Al Qaeda tutors.

The missive, revealed by the Israeli paper Haaretz two weeks after the death of the iconic South African leader, said Mandela was instructed in the use of weapons and sabotage techniques, and was encouraged to develop Zionist sympathies.

"To meet this goal the so-called 'Marine Unit' (ca.60-man strong) was established: it comprises suicide operatives training in different underwater sabotage techniques (such as planting improvised limpet mines under the hull of a ship) and use of small vessels (schooners) or fast crafts as strike weapons 'floating bombs') against seaborne targets".

Neither of the two attack methods lends itself to a quick fix: More than two-thirds of the world's Web sites are vulnerable to sabotage techniques like cross-site scripting, say Web-focused security researchers at WhiteHat Security.

Suspicious ratios were also found in volleyball players, runners, wrestlers and discus throwers.By 1988, though, athletes had found a way to sabotage the older techniques, which were still effective against users of drugs other than testosterone.

On one side of the camp, these men said, young Iraqis who were members of Fedayeen Saddam, or Saddam's Fighters, were trained in espionage, assassination techniques and sabotage.

This was his introduction to military training, including covert techniques such as sabotage.

This became one of the techniques used to sabotage Black land ownership, a devastating trend in the 19th and 20th centuries that robbed Blacks of millions in generational wealth.

Based on Sabotage Analysis as one of TRIZ techniques, we developed Creative Risk Management Approach based on Reverse Thinking (CRMART).

The documents show for the first time that rather than acting as a passive party to the tax schemes of its clients, HSBC Suisse proactively contacted clients to market techniques that would have effectively sabotaged the tax treaty deal.