Sentence examples for capable of producing biological from inspiring English sources

"It was surely capable of producing biological weapons agent," he said.

At that time, he argued that mobile laboratory trucks found in Iraq showed that the deposed government was "capable of producing biological agents".

They said an analysis based on the descriptions provided by the human sources suggested that the laboratories were capable of producing biological weapons at a high rate.

Mr. Bush appeared to be edging toward that direction on Thursday, when he told troops at the United States Central Command in Qatar that mobile biological laboratories found in Iraq showed that Mr. Hussein was "capable" of producing biological weapons.

Today in Qatar, talking to about 2,000 American troops at the main military camp, where the temperature was about 115 degrees, Mr. Bush was careful, saying that trucks found in Iraq showed that the deposed government was "capable of producing biological agents".

We certainly don't limit heterosexual marriages to only those capable of producing biological offspring together or those who plan on raising children, so why should it be a consideration when it comes to homosexual marriages?

There was a time when natural processes capable of producing complex biological features were deemed inconceivable, leading to the conclusion that these, like human artifacts, must be the products of intelligent agency (e.g., Paley 1802).

Mr. Bolton said that although the Libyan germ program was in an earlier stage of development than Cuba's, Libya, too, "may be capable of producing small quantities of biological agent".

Haideri was apparently a source for Secretary of State Colin Powell's claim, in his presentation to the United Nations Security Council on February 5th, that the United States had "firsthand descriptions" of mobile factories capable of producing vast quantities of biological weapons.

But he suggested that the threat was no less urgent because Mr. Hussein was capable of producing banned chemical and biological agents -- and might one day have a nuclear bomb -- and could pass them along to terrorists intent on striking the United States.

A South Korean governmentwhite paper published in 2012 suggested that North Korea is capable of producing a variety of biological weapons, "including anthrax, smallpox, pest, francisella tularensis, and hemorrhagic fever virus".