1. Raytheon is a defense contractor and engineering concern.

2. It cost government and defense contractors $ 5. 6 billion in 1995 to protect classified national security information.

3. Gary was an electrical engineer for a defense contractor in the Washington area.

4. Buying a defense contractor would lower EADS's exposure to that industry.

5. Defense contractor SAIC (SAI) reported that first-quarter earnings exceeded expectations, the unit will be expected to rise today.

6. Defense contractor Raytheon has worked with the Army on battlefield aerostat systems.

7. Raytheon Systems, the defense contractor, has spent $100 million and 14 years figuring out how to adapt the military's thermal imaging technology to civilian autos.

8. And this month, the largest U.S. defense contractor, Lockheed, was subject to cyberespionage, apparently by someone using the stolen RSA data.

9. As one defense contractor put it, too many bosses' idea of talent assessment amounts to nothing more than "a lick-and-sniff dog test.

10. In addition to the Navy and civilian employees, dozens of defense contractors have relocated or beefed up local offices.

11. One benefit, he said, is the closer working relationship between defense contractors and the Navy.

12. It will provide security and real-time features required by government intelligence and defence agencies, Department of Defense contractors and others.

13. Many members of Congress of both parties serve districts harboring big defense contractors that would be affected.

14. FREMONT, Calif., 18 May 2008. dB Control won a contract from a major defense contractor to provide coupled-cavity Traveling Wave Tube (TWT) amplifiers to be used for radar applications.

15. Finally, there are the cyberspies who want to steal military secrets from a defense contractor like Lockheed Martin or financial data from the IMF.Sentencedict

16. Even though the women of Beattyville work for a large Department of Defense contractor, their dismal workplace conditions remain virtually unregulated by the government.

17. If it were U. S. policy to disallow any retiring officer his pension while working for a defense contractor we would see the end of this patently false bits of trash published as news by the pentagon!

18. MCI, in an effort to distance itself from the accounting scandals that plagued the company when it went by the name WorldCom, on Tuesday named a defense contractor veteran as its chief ethics officer.

19. Though the stock recovered, it was clear that investors are worried that EADS might make a mess of the acquisition of the American defense contractor.

20. "General Dynamics disagrees with this most recent decision and continues to believe that the government's default termination was not justified," the defense contractor said in a news release Tuesday.