Sentence examples for sensitive installations from inspiring English sources

The institute's web site, www.vinylsiding.org, has a page disputing the arguments of preservationists, noting that some installers can do sensitive installations and that vinyl siding can be installed so that it does not trap moisture.

That would have obvious military applications, even if one countermeasure is obvious, too: surrounding sensitive installations with giant candles.

The assault was a stark reminder of the militants' determination to attack Pakistan's most sensitive installations despite continuing military operations in their tribal hide-outs.

In fact this is one of the most sensitive installations for processing, exploiting and disseminating a tsunami of information from a global network of flying sensors.

He said New Jersey should conduct a thorough inventory of sensitive installations, like power plants, reservoirs and chemical factories, and immediately enhance security at Newark Airport and the the Hudson and Delaware River crossings.

What is new is the prospect that any country's secrets will come unpredictably under public display in ways that could embarrass governments, tip their hands in war and debate, or show sensitive installations to terrorists or just plain mischief-makers.

Her sensitive installation brings out the strengths of Ms. Dill's work, even if it must also be said that these strengths are not overwhelming.

It comes with a sensitive installation; a catalog by an international team of scholars that details his achievement as never before and translates all the calligraphy; and some rarely lent work from Japanese museums, several important cultural properties among them.

As a signer of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, Libya is required to declare all sensitive nuclear installations to the United Nations.

In many such regions, however, facilities of large international corporations and sensitive government installations employ sophisticated equipment and techniques.

Airlines file flight plans with air-traffic controllers, choosing routes in accordance with NOTAMs and other "rules of the road", such as not overflying sensitive military installations.