Sentence examples for dirty weapons from inspiring English sources

The rebels were "negotiating to get radioactive material, the primary base for making dirty weapons of destruction and terrorism," he said.

Indeed, HRW has already deplored Israel's use of anti-personnel cluster bombs as well as Hizbullah's firing into Israeli towns of Katyusha rockets, "dirty" weapons that are too crude to discriminate between soldiers and civilians.

He went on to describe the Iranians as "irrational" and "unbalanced" before concluding: "I believe there is a real risk that they might believe they could hand off dirty weapons.

To handle international threats relevantly, the Bush administration should be developing improved means of containing biological disasters, limiting radioactive fallout from "dirty weapons" and perhaps controlling planes from the ground in the event of hijacking.

The AKP won because Erdogan used two dirty weapons.

The stocks were much more than could be used by the villages' 20-man police force and included dirty weapons which appeared to have been used recently.

"Today, what we are seeing is this: organized crime, mafias, drug trafficking, dirty money, weapons, and this undoubtedly is going to rapidly increase the levels of criminality," said Vladimir Peña, secretary of the interior for Santa Cruz Department.

The newspaper Haaretz, citing Western intelligence analysts, reported today that Iraq had prepared a number of longer-range Soviet-made aircraft for one-way, suicide missions to drop "dirty bombs," weapons that scatter radioactive debris.

Specifically, consumers fear that the new administration will impose tougher gun control laws, and they're stockpiling Dirty Harry weapons while they still can.

American officials have said for weeks that they have not discovered any evidence that Al Qaeda had been able to acquire or produce a nuclear bomb, although officials continue to express concern over the possibility that terrorists might be capable of developing a "dirty" nuclear weapon, with small of amounts of fissile material spread by conventional explosives.

"They had leather jackets, they were dirty, they had weapons and boots".