But it is in the 20th century that biological warfare became an industry.
How this consolidation is done may well depend on the quarrelsome nations of the Aegean and the amount of business they award each of the rivals.But no amount of eager sales talk can conceal the fact that the whole tradition of armoured warfare, and the industries that supply it, are fighting for their lives.
The term 'infrastructure' originally denoted the underlying resources needed for warfare, e.g. roads, industries, and an industrial workforce.
"Basically, President Clinton has declared open warfare on the gun industry in America," he said, in a telephone interview from Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Carl repeatedly tried to get labels interested in the project, only to run afoul of what he termed, in a letter to me dated September 6 , 1990 "internecine warfare in the record industry".
The Gillard government bought itself a bout of open warfare with the media industry as a whole, and News Corp in particular, when it proposed an overhaul of regulations that would see media mergers governed by a public interest test, and a new regulator.
"British" is the description that fits them best: warfare, the Protestant faith, industry and the empire – the four elements, according to the historian Linda Colley, from which British identity was forged – secured their advancement, such as it was, and probably led to my great-grandfather discarding his inconvenient Catholicism.
This had a profound effect on Zappa, and references to germs, germ warfare and the defense industry occur throughout his work.
Later that month, Mr. Dimon told Fareed Zakaria of CNN that he was weary of what he saw as class warfare being waged against his industry.
WASHINGTON -- As the debate over drone warfare rages on, the drone industry is worried it's getting a bad name.
