Sentence examples for explosive provided from inspiring English sources

Iraq also declared that it had blended the remaining 32 tons with sulfur and turned them into 45.6 tons of "industrial explosive" provided mainly to cement plants for mining.... To date, no new information of significance has emerged regarding Iraq's past nuclear program pre-19911) or with regard to Iraq activities during the period between 1991 and 1998.

But the airliner plot has brought praise from Qaeda-associated Web sites, as did a bold but unsuccessful effort to kill Saudi Arabia's counterterrorism chief, Prince Muhammad bin Nayef, who was wounded last August by a suicide bomber equipped with the same explosive provided to Mr. Abdulmutallab.

In October of 1941, the M.S.R. blew up seven Paris synagogues with explosives provided by the Gestapo.

FBI tapes reveal Azir led the brainstorming of targets, showed them bridges to case out, pushed them to buy C-4 military-grade explosives, provided the contact for weapons, gave them money for the explosives and demanded they develop a plan because "we on the hook" for the weapons.

In this work, we present pixellated XRD (PixD) data from simulants for explosives provided by the Home Office Centre for Applied Science and Technology (CAST), UK.

Chemical explosives provide one of the most high-power and energy-dense storage materials available.

"The Committee recognizes the critical benefit canines trained to detect explosives provide to homeland security," it wrote in a report accompanying the spending bill.

Mr. Omidyar's background as a young entrepreneur struggling to manage eBay's explosive growth provided him with experience he wanted to pass on as he became a philanthropist.

The informant, who audio and video taped many of his meetings with the defendants, later told them that the surface-to-air missiles and explosives were provided by the terrorist group.

The election in Belgrade of the apparently reasonable, legally minded Serb, Vojislav Kostunica, has spoiled that dream, and consequently, Kosovo has become a more explosive place, providing a further test for Western troops and diplomacy.

The homemade explosive devices provide a lesson in the depths of ingenuity, intelligence and resources that Isis devotes to spreading murder and fear even when its fighters can no longer terrorise in person.