Sentence examples for explosive position from inspiring English sources

Mr. Abe also has taken a potentially explosive position on the Senkaku/Diaoyu islands, saying he would consider stationing Coast Guard personnel on the currently uninhabited islands to improve security.

* Most recently, a confidential memo was unearthed in which Ratzinger stated that pro-abortion Catholic politicians could be barred from receiving Holy Communion -- an explosive position that could affect Democratic presidential nominee John F. Kerry and many other American politicians.

Who provided the explosives?

Changing the explosion positions from the mid-span to the end of the beam, the damage positions are also changed with the moving of explosive.

Mr. Weill, who recently acknowledged that he had failed to scrutinize his firm's relationship with the risky hedge-fund giant Long-Term Capital Management, also failed to take account of Salomon Brothers' explosive bond positions when he acquired that company last year.

When he is stunned from a shot to one of these eyes, run up to him and press the button prompted, to climb onto him and stab his main eyeball Shoot the explosive barrels positioned around the area whenever Saddler is near them, as this stuns him and causes him damage.

Explosives were positioned approximately every 3 km on the profile and the OBSs recorded deep penetrated seismic waves.

By 20 July the explosives were in position, but the opening of Parliament was again prorogued, this time until 5 November 1605.

An explosion in a cabin (where a terrorist can position the explosive against a door or window) can have much more impact than one in the hold (where the terrorist has no control over the position of the explosive, which could be in the middle of luggage, away from the skin of the aircraft), given passengers and crew could be sucked out of any subsequent hole.

Numerical results show that the failure modes of the RCTS beam are closely related to the weight and position of explosive charges.

It attacked Halter (in highly explosive terms) because his position on trade was the more progressive of the two candidates.