Sentence examples for scientists and security from inspiring English sources

Scientists and security experts in many countries are studying the technology.

Computer scientists and security experts said that the problem facing border officials was in many ways similar to some of those faced by designers of antiballistic missile defenses.

Of course, if you wanted to stay in the spirit of the first game, you could shoot scientists and security guards on your own, but they are not much of a challenge.

Throughout their mission, MET units members expressed frustration that they were not permitted to discuss with Iraqi scientists and security officials either the amnesty for war crimes or the sizable monetary rewards that had been authorized to offer in exchange for cooperation, despite the Iraqis' obvious reluctance to participate as long as Mr. Hussein might be alive.

Bowing to mounting criticism, the Department of Energy (DOE) says it will scale back plans to require polygraph tests for thousands of nuclear weapons scientists and security officials.

In the case of the H5N1 studies, scientists and security experts have the same aim: to reduce the risk of a global, highly lethal pandemic, whether naturally occurring or the intentional consequence of bioterrorism or biowarfare.

A labor force of thousands may be required to plow all that contraband up the continent, but a lot of the work can be delegated to independent contractors, people the Mexican political scientist and security consultant Eduardo Guerrero describes as working "for the cartel but outside it".

In January 2012, scientists agreed to a moratorium on research involving lab-created versions of the H5N1 flu virus while scientists, regulators and security experts worked out how best to conduct and publish the work.

But many foreign policy experts, scientists and former security officials have questioned the plan on technical or strategic grounds, and it is strongly opposed by Russia, China and even American allies in Europe.

In April, the Union of Concerned Scientists and the security studies program of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology released a 175-page study on likely enemy countermeasures, saying such tricks were much easier than making a missile.

Computer scientists and computer-security experts have called for a return to paper voting.