Sentence examples for a programme of uranium from inspiring English sources

Given the pronouncements of the Bush administration over the past couple of years, you could be forgiven for thinking that describes Iran, whose leaders have uttered much-quoted threats against Israel and who appear determined to press ahead with a programme of uranium enrichment that could easily be diverted to develop a nuclear warhead.

Babaei, whose remarks are understood to have been cleared for publication by Iran's foreign minister, Mohammad Javed Zarif, said the only reason Iran had embarked on an indigenous nuclear programme of uranium enrichment was "illegal" international restrictions on its import of nuclear fuel since the 1979 Iranian revolution.

Nor does it explicitly require North Korea to admit the existence of a programme to enrich uranium (presumably for use in nuclear weapons) which the Americans have accused the North Koreans of operating in secret.

The IAEA says evidence suggests the Gachin mine, near the Gulf port of Bandar Abbas, was originally intended as a source of uranium for a military nuclear programme.

The agency said the project was intended "to provide a source of uranium suitable for use in an undisclosed enrichment programme".

Stealth is what is needed in the early days of a nuclear programme, so uranium is the natural choice for most countries.

A kinetic study performed during a chronic ingestion of uranium in drinking water showed successive waves of uranium accumulation and elimination depending on the time exposure [ 48].

Greenland may well develop into a large exporter of uranium.

In a given sample of uranium, there is estimated to be only one francium atom for every 1018 uranium atoms.

Autunite, phosphate mineral, hydrated calcium and uranium phosphate [Ca(UO2 2 (PO4)2·10–12H2O], that is an ore of uranium.

America accuses North Korea of having a covert programme to enrich uranium and says that this, and an earlier illicit programme to extract plutonium, another bomb ingredient, from spent reactor-fuel, must be dismantled if the North is to gain the security assurances, trade and diplomatic recognition it demands.