Sentences with phrase «increased use of drones»

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An increasing number of companies want to use drones for things like inspecting rooftops for storm damage.
The widespread use of drones for commercial purposes is likely to increase awareness about the history and the many applications of drones, which may help to overcome their exclusive association with targeted killings.
The two major objections brought forward against the procurement of armed drones are that it (1) might make warfare «too easy» and thereby increase the likelihood of wars and (2) that these UAVs could be used for targeted killing campaigns as carried out by the CIA in Pakistan, Yemen and Somalia.
In her work she focuses on the strategic implications of the increasing use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs or «drones «-RRB- by Western armed forces.
Gurcan notes that while there are a number of advantages to using drones, such as effectiveness at removing key targets and avoidance of friendly casualties, they may also increase the power of extremists amongst civilian populations by creating a siege mentality.
The articles highlight increasing levels of disapproval of the use of drones in recent U.S. polls and suggest that drone warfare may be leading to an emphasis on tactical wins over long - term strategic victories.
The use of drones in U.S. military operations has increased rapidly in the last decade, with the US annual budget for drones growing from $ 1.9 billion in 2006 to $ 5.1 billion in 2011.
The least popular option for increased security was the use of unmanned aerial surveillance vehicles, or drones (23 percent).
However, if irresponsible use becomes an increasing problem, a broader licensing regime is likely to be imposed and a way of identifying all drones and their operators in order to hold them to account similar to a vehicle's registration plates.
The use of armed drones in conflict situations is increasing, causing far too many collateral civilian deaths.
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