Sentence examples for deteriorating weapons from inspiring English sources
The Indian government has stripped its Atomic Energy Regulatory Board of its role in overseeing the safety of the nation's nuclear weapons program, a move that critics fear will aggravate problems at deteriorating weapons facilities.
Yet even as the system deteriorates — weapons that are smuggled in are now military grade — the country has yet to see any high-profile official prosecuted for being involved in the illegal trade.
It described the airport's deteriorating ability to detect weapons, including handguns or fake explosives.
America must also worry that Russia's atomic weapons are deteriorating fast enough to pose unintended threats.
Testifying before the Senate and the House, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Henry H. Shelton, and the chiefs of the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps warned that aging weapons and deteriorating barracks and bases were threatening to erode military readiness and that only an infusion of dollars would sustain American military might.
A recent report discovered that the plutonium triggers of weapons deteriorate more slowly than had been feared, reducing the urgency of modernisation.
Fraught relations between Pakistan and India, both armed with nuclear weapons, deteriorated further after the Mumbai attacks, as Pakistan denied any connection; India suspended peace talks while pressing Pakistan to bring the plotters to justice.
Weapons deteriorate with use, and the player character must eat and rest; light sources burn out unless extinguished before sleeping.
Russia's deteriorating control of its nuclear weapons is increasing the danger of an accidental or unauthorized attack on the United States, a Nobel Peace Prize-winning group warned today.
Alhakim said as a result of the takeover of Muthanna, Iraq was unable to fulfil its obligations to destroy chemical weapons because of the deteriorating security situation.
Diplomats reported the use of heavy weapons in Benghazi, Libya's second city, and "a rapidly deteriorating situation" in the latest Arab country to be hit by serious unrest.
