Sentence examples for any stockpiles from inspiring English sources

The U.S-led team hunting for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq has not found any stockpiles of biological or chemical weapons, but will keep searching the country, CIA adviser David Kay said Thursday.

And most of them denied that any stockpiling of weapons was occurring.

Dr. D. A. Henderson, who led the worldwide effort to eradicate smallpox, said he was skeptical of any stockpiling plan.

Dependent on the extent of any stockpile, shortages of these preferred agents might occur first during a pandemic.

The highest reduction from treating the working population is 31% and remains a suboptimal strategy for any stockpile size.

Prescriptions containing more than one drug contributed to both the sum of the days' supply of all drugs from the same AHT class (to accommodate any stockpiling) and the lower days' supply drug value of drugs from different AHT classes (identifying them as a combined therapy).

Although the state rationing system has not functioned well in recent years, the suspension of distributions will force residents of Pyongyang to buy food with their own money and to use any private stockpiles.

Asked directly if he was saying that Iraq did not have any large stockpiles of chemical and biological weapons in the country, Dr. Kay replied, according to a transcript of the taped interview made public by Reuters, "That is correct".

Throughout the hearing, Dr. Kay was adamant that the Iraq Survey Group had found no evidence that the Hussein government or military held any large stockpiles of unconventional weapons when America invaded last March.

Proponents of an independent investigation said they wanted an explanation of the gap between the intelligence cited by President Bush and his cabinet in making a case for war and Dr. Kay's conclusion that Iraq did not have any large stockpiles of chemical or biological weapons by the time the conflict began.

Earlier this week, David Kay, the United States' former chief weapons inspector for Iraq, testified that his team had gathered no evidence that Iraq had produced or amassed any large stockpiles of unconventional weapons just before the American invasion, contradicting a cornerstone argument in the administration's case for war.