Sentence examples for clandestine facilities from inspiring English sources

The clandestine facilities have not been "declared" — that is, they are not subject to I.A.E.A. inspection.

The plant is also believed to have various clandestine facilities which focus on weapons designs and uranium enrichment.

With some weariness, Mr. ElBaradei said in an interview that the administration has not, even after six weeks of inspections, provided "actionable information" to help in the search for clandestine facilities.

The recent uncovering of a secret nuclear plant buried in the hills near the holy city of Qom, suspicions about the existence of other clandestine facilities, and new evidence of Iranian attempts to design an atomic warhead that could be loaded on a long-range missile have combined to persuade western countries that much tougher sanctions must be imposed on Tehran.

Civilian experts on Iraq's program and biological weapons said this gas-capture system appeared to be a hallmark of a clandestine facility, and strongly reinforced the idea that the mobile units were for the production of biological weapons.

But it would be far from humiliating for Iran, while making it a lot harder and riskier than it is now for the country to attempt to breakout (or "sneakout" through a clandestine facility).The much likelier alternative to a comprehensive deal this month is not a collapse of diplomacy, carrying the risk of escalatory sanctions and accelerated centrifuge production, but another extension of talks.

It was inside this clandestine facility, also known as the Salt Pit, where Rahman was chained up, interrogated and tortured for three weeks.

It raises significant suspicions that Iran may have other clandestine nuclear facilities as well as questions about the timing of its break out capacity.

Iran, which has long resisted international monitoring efforts and built clandestine nuclear facilities, agreed to stop enriching uranium beyond 5 percent, a level that would be sufficient for energy production but that would require further enrichment for bomb-making.

The worry is that better centrifuges reduce the size of the clandestine enrichment facilities that Iran would need to build if it were intent on escaping the agreement's strictures.That leads to the issue on which everything else will eventually hinge.

The CIA faced pushback from several nations about housing clandestine operations facilities.