Sentences with phrase «weapons would not»

As a result, fully autonomous weapons would not meet the requirements of the laws of war.

There's also the concern that the plastic weapons would not set off metal detectors.

(in particular, threats that less sophisticated weapons would not have been able to handle)

Russia is allied with Syrian dictator Bashar al - Assad, and regularly floats the idea that chemical weapons haven't been used in Syria.

Can anyone argue that the mass shootings using assault weapons haven't created a sense of «terror» similar to the various bombings?

The new weapon would not fulfill a new strategic role in a changed world, but rather replace a portion of the W76 arsenal, due to concern over the aging warheads» ability to retain their full destructive potential in storage.

Players might find unexpected success with weapons they haven't used before.

I'm not sure, but basic pickups that aren't weapons haven't filled up my inventory yet.

Meanwhile, some other writers echo the point I made about how, once funding other people's lawsuits for ideological reasons came to be applauded as public interest law, it was unlikely that the weapon would not be used against the full range of targets including the press.

Also known as fully autonomous weapons or «killer robots,» these weapons have not yet been developed, but technology is moving rapidly toward increasing autonomy.

Not exact matches

The incident comes at a time when police agencies in the US have made headlines for fatally shooting suspects during encounters in which the suspect was suffering from the affects of mental illness or, in many more cases, did not have a weapon.

The officer did not fire his weapon at the suspect, identified as 25 - year - old Alex Minassian, despite harrowing moments captured on video that showed the suspect gesturing aggressively at the office and claiming to have a gun.

«If I'm able to communicate one thing to adults, it would be this: It should not be easier to purchase a gun than it is to obtain a driver's license, and military - grade weapons should not be accessible in civilian settings,» she wrote.

The decision hasn't been without controversy, given North Korean provocations, and constant threats from Pyongyang to launch its nuclear weapons.

«Together we have sent a clear message to Assad and his murderous lieutenants that they should not perpetrate another chemical weapons attack for which they will be held accountable.»

Ryan Bohl, a Middle East analyst at the geopolitical consulting firm Stratfor, told Business Insider that though Syria's chemical weapons facilities lay under the umbrella of Russia's air defenses, they were not actually close enough that a strike on the facilities would endanger Russian troops.

«You (implying the West) didn't listen to us before, but you will listen now,» she said, adding that Russia has threatened the US with nuclear weapons before.

North Korea has repeatedly defied international sanctions and warnings not to continue ballistic missile launches and tests of nuclear weapons.

A U.S. official familiar with the military planning said there could be more air strikes if the intelligence indicates Assad had not stopped making, importing, storing or using chemical weapons, including chlorine.

But the five - tool player has an extra weapon in his arsenal that many don't know about.

The great success of the Ford class will not be defined by any one innovation on board, but by the foresight displayed by the designers who are boldly creating a carrier to launch planes that haven't even been designed yet, to fire weapons not yet built, and to secure the US's interests at sea for decades to come.

Therefore the military would have to target «not only nuclear infrastructure but command and control facilities, key leaders, artillery and missile units, chemical and biological weapons facilities, airfields, ports, and other targets deemed critical to regime survival,» according to the report for Congress.

While the attack Thursday was the first of its kind by the US, Lowther said the bomb was «not even close to being a nuclear weapon» and he would «not make the argument that it's a symbol of escalation» in the conflict in Afghanistan.

Hardy ran after him, dragged him into a bus stop, and patted him down to make sure he didn't have any weapons before handing him over to the police.

Bronk said that ISIS and the Taliban had these weapons, while Javid Ahmad, a fellow at the Atlantic Council, told Business Insider the groups did not.

When a country does not have nuclear weapons but has a peaceful nuclear program that could be used to produce nuclear weapons, it is said to be in a state of «nuclear latency.»

The process the president has to go through to launch the US's nuclear weapons isn't as simple as pressing a button, but the key component of that process — the codes needed to authorize the launch — are never far from the president.

Ferguson was not the first time police forces have been deployed with military - style gear and weapons.

However, the IAEA, which is the group in charge of monitoring Iran's facilities, has found the country is in compliance with the agreement, and has said it has «n o credible evidence» that Iran was pursuing nuclear weapons after 2009.

The Kremlin said on Wednesday allegations that Syrian government forces had carried out the chemical weapons attack were not based on real facts and said it wanted an impartial investigation into the incident.

Press Secretary Sarah Sanders said the White House has not «closed the door on any front» when asked about a broader ban on assault weapons on Feb. 20.

Fully autonomous weapons do not yet exist, and major powers, including the United States, have not made a decision to deploy them.

In Wednesday's MSNBC interview, Trump said he would not rule out the possibility of using nuclear weapons to combat Islamic State militants.

Past negotiations broke down because the Saudi government wouldn't commit to certain safeguards against eventually using the technology for weapons.

Meanwhile, at the same event on Tuesday, some of the U.S. military's top weapons buyers said their service branches would have to halt or drastically cut hundreds of acquisition programs if Congress doesn't pass a new budget.

Mattis reiterated on Monday that the Turkish S - 400 system would not work with NATO weapons and that Ankara would responsible for that.

I don't think we've ever made a misstep as big as say the New York Times «reporting of Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction.

«Those are exactly the questions that we are answering now, I don't have answers for you on any of those,» McKenzie said in reference to various questions on whether troops would be allowed to carry weapons.

Saddam did not see himself as unbalanced, and he knew that he did not have weapons of mass destruction.

Mattis suggested, however, that Pyongyang needed to understand that its weapons programs would not strengthen its defenses.

Prime minister Alexis Tsipras «didn't have what it took, sentimentally, emotionally, at that moment, to carry that no vote to Europe and use it as a weapon,» said Varoufakis.

«We wouldn't even know these weapons exist, until they were fired.»

Democrats have embraced the issue, while Republican congressional leaders and Trump haven't moved to adopt measures such as ending assault - weapon sales.

But what police believe was the murder weapon — a.45 - caliber handgun that Hernandez was allegedly seen holding the night of Lloyd's death — has not been recovered.

No. 1: You don't know if this person has a weapon or not.

Sweeney said BlackRock has heard from investors who don't want their money tied into weapons manufacturers.

Washington has argued in the past that such weapons can not effectively be used to take territory and U.S. Marine General Joseph Dunford said during a trip to Brussels this week that the move was strictly defensive.

«We wanted to create a space that would allow people to have more confidence in their bodies, so they wouldn't necessarily feel like they would need a weapon on the streets,» Steel Warriors cofounder Ben Wintour told Business Insider.

So here we have a big, lumbering guy weighed down with armor, who can't see much more than a few feet in front of his face, up against a kid running at him with a devastating weapon and a rock traveling with the stopping power of a.45 caliber handgun.

The group quickly determines the mission team's potential strength (knowledge of the terrain), potential weakness (susceptibility to disease), assumptions being factored into the decisions (they do not face nuclear, biological, or chemical weapons), things they must not do (damage property, which would lead to loss of popular support), the principle information requirements, high - value targets, and so on through a checklist of easily overlooked considerations.