Sentence examples for enrichment projects from inspiring English sources

Correction: November 30, 2003, Sunday An article last Sunday about federal energy legislation misstated a provision for uranium enrichment projects.

With the Midsummer Classic being hosted at Nationals Park in July, MLB, the Nationals and the Nationals Dream Foundation on Wednesday announced the first details of seven community enrichment projects that make up this year's All-Star Legacy initiative.

Chicago received $49 million from a $500 million endowment by Walter H. Annenberg, the billionaire publisher, for school reform efforts nationwide, and the city added $98 million in matching funds for the Chicago Annenberg Challenge, a philanthropic campaign that financed enrichment projects at a third of the city's 600 schools.

A pugnacious retired army general, Dagan took over the Mossad in 2002, when a Palestinian revolt was raging, international Islamist militancy was on the rise and world powers learned of Iran's secret uranium enrichment projects.

Make sure teachers understand the different learning styles of boys and girls so that they are able to create a learning environment that meets the needs of both, by teaching different modalities that capture girls' needs for spatial learning practice, including geometry, and boys' needs for enrichment projects.

Stuxnet, a computer worm designed to sabotage Iran's uranium enrichment project, hit the country's nuclear facilities in 2010.

He used the blueprints and his knowledge to set up an enrichment project in Kahuta, near Islamabad, that reported directly to the prime minister.

The Energy Department said that arrangement did not amount to the renationalization of the uranium enrichment project because it could become the basis for a commercial business.

That is particularly significant because North Korea has denied, as recently as last month, that it has a secret uranium enrichment project under way, in addition to the plutonium project at Yongbyon that the C.I.A. believes has already produced several weapons.

They were suspected of involvement in nuclear weaponisation, or in Ahmadi-Roshan's case, the procurement of equipment for the Iranian uranium enrichment project, which has been outlawed by the UN security council.

Last month, the leader of Libya voluntarily pledged to disclose and dismantle all of his regime's weapons of mass destruction programs, including a uranium enrichment project for nuclear weapons.