Sentence examples for a complete declaration of from inspiring English sources

By Dec. 8, Baghdad must present a complete declaration of all of its prohibited weapons programs.

The disarmament talks are bogged down over North Korea's failure to meet the agreed-upon deadline of Dec. 31, 2007, to make a complete declaration of its nuclear programs.

A new requirement under Resolution 1441 is for Iraq to submit a complete declaration of all of its civilian chemical and biological industries that could possibly be taking part in secret weapons programs.

Mr. Blix also advised that it would not be practical to expect Iraq to give a complete declaration of all its chemical and biological weapons capacities 30 days after the resolution is adopted, as the draft demands.

But Bush administration officials say that they want more than just dismantlement on their record, and insist that they have not written off their chances of getting North Korea to make a complete declaration of its nuclear programs before the end of the administration.

After meeting Mr. Hill, however, South Korea's nuclear envoy, Chun Yung-woo, turned up the heat on North Korea, saying that patience was wearing thin among the negotiators, who were waiting for the North to submit a complete declaration of its nuclear programs, including weapons, fissionable material and records of proliferation of technology.

Mr. Hill again urged North Korea to make a complete declaration and said another meeting of the two Koreas, the United States, China, Japan and Russia could be held soon.

The Security Council voted last week to give Iraq until Dec. 8 to submit a "full, accurate and complete" declaration of any programs it had to develop nuclear, chemical and biological weapons and the missiles to deliver them.

Within seven days it must accept the terms of the resolution, and within 30 days provide inspectors with an "accurate, full and complete" declaration of all aspects of its chemical, biological and nuclear weapons work, its missiles and other delivery systems, as well as any chemical, biological or nuclear work that it claims is not for weapons purposes.Inspectors will also have their work cut out.

It requires Iraq to provide a "currently accurate, full, and complete declaration of all aspects" of any illegal weapons programs and warns that "any false statements or omissions" in the declaration are an element of a grave breach of the resolution.

Any errors in a "currently accurate, full and complete declaration of all aspects" of its programs to develop weapons of mass destruction, or "failure by Iraq at any time to comply and cooperate fully," would constitute "a further material breach... that authorizes member states to use all necessary means to restore international peace and security in the area".