Sentence examples for a test ban from inspiring English sources

A test ban will help, verifiably, keep it that way.

A test ban organization has been established, in Vienna, to verify the operations of the treaty.

Mr. Bush's advisers have been deeply divided on the merits of a test ban.

A test ban will make it technologically much harder for other countries to press ahead with weapons development.

In 1960 he was called upon to defend his actions regarding a test ban before a congressional subcommittee.

It is partly because he thinks America might need to test unusual warhead designs such as this that Mr Bush refuses to ratify a test ban.

In 1999, there were technical reasons to worry whether a testing ban could be verified and whether American weapons could remain reliable indefinitely without testing.

In doing so he thwarted Eisenhower's dream of a test-ban to end the arms race.

The Kennedy administration said it might jeopardize a test-ban moratorium.

Harold Macmillan had been addressing a conference about the arms race and the need for a test-ban treaty.

In the nuclear area, both countries need to make progress toward signing a test-ban treaty and curbing deployment of missiles and production of fissile materials.