Sentence examples for fake nuclear from inspiring English sources

Jeffrey Sterling was involved in an operation during the Clinton administration to provide Iran with fake nuclear plans via a Russian scientist code-named "Merlin".

Finally, an ad-hoc C.I.A. "red team" concluded, according to the former senior U.S. official, "If it's not a nuclear reactor, then it's a fake nuclear reactor".

An appeals court has ordered a retrial for seven artists who hacked into a Czech television weather broadcast to show a fake nuclear explosion in the Czech mountains, The Associated Press reported.

Perhaps the encyclopedia, and talk of "invisible radiation" that could override "biological defences", was simply one more bluff – like the fake nuclear weapons that were paraded through Red Square in order to lead overeager western analysts down a hall of mirrors.

The Soviets knew this was one of the very few moments western analysts would be able to see their arsenal, and they would plant fake nuclear weapons with exceptionally big warheads meant to send the west into a panic about the power and innovation of Soviet weaponry.

Such is the case of six ill-fated hacker types from the Czech Republic, who managed to sneak this fake nuclear blast into a news channel's weather webcam.

Allegations that researchers at Texas A&M University spiked water with tritium to fake cold nuclear fusion are apparently unfounded, an internal panel said.

In the summer of 2011 its employees were found to have sent fake pro-nuclear power e-mails purporting to be from members of the public to a TV programme.

The picture misses the opportunity to make sound points, like that the makin'-whoopee honesty of "Newlywed Game" contestants is preferable to the fake-ideal nuclear-family sitcoms the networks force fed the country.

Next she sent two Bin Laden lookalikes to Number 10 with a fake canister of nuclear waste and a card that said 'Thank you very much for the present of nuclear power'.

She made her name as a maestro of witty acts to alert people to the gambles we are taking with our environment, once sending two Bin Laden look-a-likes to No 10 with a fake canister of nuclear waste and a card that said: "Dear Tony, Thank you very much for the present of nuclear power".