Sentence examples for diversion of material from inspiring English sources

The DDG needs to be an activist to institutionalize and insist on broad member state acceptance of nuclear security -- preventing terrorist or criminal diversion of material from civil nuclear facilities -- as a core Agency mission.

"What has changed now is the attitude of trying to seek a solution that at the same time guarantees the preservation of our technology and permits the agency to be certain that there is no diversion of material within the factory," Odair Gonçalves, president of Brazil's national nuclear commission, said at a news conference here on Monday.

The Saudis have argued that they have the right to enrich their own uranium deposits and that the country would adhere to the rules of the Non-Proliferation Treaty, which bars the diversion of materials to a weapons program.

And the fuel banks are seen as having built-in theft protection because member nations can watch one another to prevent diversions of material for nuclear arms.

But the IAEA has never uncovered any attempted diversion of nuclear material to military use.

But because the Natanz plant is being watched over by international inspectors, diversion of its material would probably be detected.

There has been no diversion of nuclear material to the Qom plant (since it is under construction).

"Nor has the agency found any credible indications of the diversion of nuclear material in connection with the possible military dimensions to Iran's nuclear programme".

In order to detect the diversion of fissile material from the interior of an item, a polyethylene mask is placed in front of the detector.

The IAEA endeavors to detect any diversion of nuclear material from peaceful nuclear activities to the manufacture of nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices.

Since 2003, the International Atomic Energy Agency has conducted more than 2,200 inspector-days of inspection of Iran's nuclear and other facilities and has concluded that there is "no evidence of diversion of nuclear material" to military purposes.