Sentences with phrase «for military purposes»

Nowhere is this troubled sense of responsibility more acute... than among those who participated in the development of atomic energy for military purposes..

Therefore, you will need to go back to court and request that custody of your child is returned to you, explaining that you only granted custody to another person for military purposes.

It was a language school, intended to train its students in Japanese translation and interpretation for military purposes.

Is that because they want to avoid the R&D costs of developing one themselves, or because they want to target that core for military purposes?

These were first used for military purposes when the Austrians attacked Venice in 1849, using unmanned balloons equipped with explosives controlled by time fuses.

The southern portion of the Point Loma peninsula was set aside for military purposes as early as 1852.

Is it any machine developed for military purposes?

The Revolutionary Military Council of the USSR approved the use of dogs for military purposes in 1924.

The use of schools, hospitals or mosques (or their vacinity) for military purposes by Hamas, as a matter of international law, renders those facilities vulnerable to potential attack.

The U.S. and China diplomatic teams remain far apart on a host of issues including Chinese hacking that targets U.S. companies, China's buildup of islands in the South China Sea for military purpose, and the pressure American companies say they've faced in China over the past couple years.

• Canada's Defense Department has issued a paper condemning the use of human clones for military purposes and calling for an international treaty to ban any attempts toward that end.

In the Old Testament, the word EZER appears 21 times in 3 different contexts: the creation of women, when Israel applied for military aid, and in reference to God as Israel's helper for military purposes.

For Israel, the survival of Hamas and terrorists justifies all of its security policies and persecution of the Palestinians in the West Bank (by seizing land for military purposes, cutting off communities and thus hampering commerce, revoking permits to travel in between zone A and zones B and C, and outcasting Palestinians from Jerusalem).

Aviation research had mostly been co-opted for military purposes as the airplane — still a relatively new invention — was continuously adapted to fill new roles in the desperate struggle.

Much of the SRI team's new external funding support and research direction came at the time from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and the Office of Naval Research, whose directors were primarily interested in using the technology for military purposes, including small reconnaissance robots and lightweight power generators.

A TKS descent module on display at NPO Machinostroeniya in Moscow was originally designed to ferry crew members and supplies to the Almaz, a large orbital space station intended primarily for military purposes.

The surprise is that Mercedes will continue to provide the current 461 model for the military purposes as it still exists enough demand coming from the major world armies.

Black troops of the 25th Infantry Regiment even bicycled 800 miles round - trip between the park and Fort Missoula in 1896 as part of an army experiment to determine whether cycles could be used for military purposes over mountainous terrain.

Talks, however, broke down after Guatemala demanded the use of Belize's southern cayes for military purposes.

The palace and fortress is a UNESCO World Heritage site and was originally built for military purposes which is evident from its elevated position offering spectacular views over Granada.

There are hundreds, stretching back to the 1950s, when the US airforce began measuring the upper atmosphere for military purposes (thereby discovering that the atmosphere has many layers, and is not a single slab, as was thought until then).

There must be convincing evidence that no civil nuclear materials will be diverted for military purposes or used for terrorism.

«We also know that chemtrails do exist because we do spraying; for crops, for example, and we know that they have been spraying for military purposes.

The Merriam - Webster's online dictionary defines it in three ways: 1: the underlying foundation or basic framework (as of a system or organization) 2: the permanent installations required for military purposes 3: the system of public works of a country, state, or region; also: the resources (as personnel, buildings, or equipment) required for an activity

Let your political representatives know that a world spending nearly $ 1 trillion a year for military purposes is simply out of sync with reality in a situation where the future of civilization is in question.

«The world is now spending $ 975 billion annually for military purposes.

If the United States were to underwrite the entire $ 161 billion Plan B budget by shifting resources from the $ 492 billion spent on the military, it still would be spending more for military purposes than all other NATO members plus Russia and China combined.

As such it was argued by the Finnish authorities that it was procured for military purposes.

Government outlays for military purposes play a large role in driving fiscal deficits and in raising global interest rates, leading to increased debt, capital shortage, and cut - backs to social and civil infrastructure, all ofwhich result in the exacerbation of social and ethnic tensions, violent crime, fundamentalism, instability and conflict.

A few programs are developing strength suits for military purposes, including US Special Operations Command's TALOS, an advanced infantry uniform which would help military personnel achieve superhuman strength with better ballistic protection.

«The letter, which is circulating inside Google and has garnered more than 3,100 signatures, reflects a culture clash between Silicon Valley and the federal government that is likely to intensify as cutting - edge artificial intelligence is increasingly employed for military purposes.»

The program is a U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) initiative to deploy machine learning for military purposes.

The last co-panelist, Estonia's President Kersti Kaljula, did not directly address concerns raised by fully autonomous weapons, but told a subsequent Munich panel that the United Nations General Assembly should vote on «banning artificial intelligence for military purposes.»

Strictly once only used for military purposes, the Jeep has found a nice inroad into the mainstream auto industry.

The super-long-distance lens, the 600 mm, which had been developed for military purposes, entered mainstream filmmaking with The Thomas Crown Affair (68), although its first use was two years earlier in The Battle of Algiers (66).

The only generalized exemptions to this are reserved for the military and only for military purposes; shooting down a civilian's Phantom 4 with a Stinger missile is no more permissible than blowing up their car with a bazooka.

During World War I, AAA helped train drivers and mechanics and got road information, especially near coasts, for military purposes as «a measure of preparedness for any emergency that should arise.»

If we can spend nearly $ 100 billion for military purposes, can we not spend at least $ 10 billion to save people from starving?

While Deepmind has emphatically rejected their technology being used for military purposes, they are not the only game in town.

In a more insidious downside, nations are seeking to harness AI advances for surveillance and censorship, and for military purposes.

Until recently, U.S. labs and companies were prohibited from exchanging technologies with ISRO, in an attempt to limit their use for military purposes.