Sentences with phrase «collateral damage risk»

They use a millimeter wave (mmW) radar seeker with a semi-active laser (SAL) that enables final guidance to the target by either the launching platform or another plane, and are perfect to destroy a vehicle with very low collateral damage risk, and an accuracy of about 1 - 2 meters.

Not exact matches

The aim is to engineer a dependable system with minimal risk of collateral damage to dismounted troops or civilians.

Eric Olson, the deputy director of the Wilson Center's Latin American Program, said in prepared remarks that the use of the Kingpin List «is powerful and legitimate,» but «it carries with it the risk of collateral damage that can potentially undermine legitimate sectors of the financial system and ultimately the economy.»

However, the Central Banks mentioned above collectively had a year to put a «ring» around the collateral damage — i.e. the derivative counter-party default risks — that occurs from DB collapsing.

There are risks in terms of collateral damage.

It «offers extreme precision», Raytheon claims, and «significantly reduces the risk of collateral damage», owing to the small blast radius of its guided warhead.

As their efficiency wanes, each new oxidant onslaught risks more and more collateral damage to healthy tissues.

«The biggest risk to Pauline's health is that the immune response aimed at the virus will cause collateral damage to her brain — that is essentially what happens in viral meningitis.

Leaving the distressed cells alone risks having them cause collateral damage to other cells, while destroying them eliminates potentially critical brain cells, many of which don't regenerate.

The ever - present risk of collateral damage is magnified tenfold by the agencies strike first policy, and it isn't long before Tommy is sinking into the bottle and losing sleep over pulling the trigger.

Do they want us to favor saving the little girl even at the risk of killing scores of unidentified people in the market place, or with Colonel Katherine Powell (Helen Mirren), who has no reservations about collateral damage and favors a bomb release from a drone — the titled eye in the sky?

The cartel is coming apart, and the risk of becoming collateral damage in a distribution war is just too high.

Allowing hazard insurance to lapse puts FHA lenders at risk of losing their collateral if it's damaged by fire or other disaster.

He risks losing some international investment in India's infrastructure, as well as other diplomatic collateral damage, by becoming a pariah in the global community of climate actors.

Provided their intention is to mitigate a possible risk, even if not proved, their liability just disappears, whatever are the collateral damages of their risk mitigation policies!

In the paper - print days, most people didn't believe in risk studies showing externalized costs and collateral damage — because odds were nobody in their family, or on their street, or at their job had died of whatever the risk was.

In an effort to minimize collateral damage, the IDF will deploy infantry units putting soldiers at grave risk.

This form of insurance provides coverage against any risks from third party liabilities in case the car was involved in a mishap where the third party or his / her collaterals suffered any damage.

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• Effective planning strategies and composite risk management that minimized collateral damage and injuries to American troops and equipment.