Sentence examples for fear of proliferation from inspiring English sources

Should it ever emerge that a rogue state, or terrorist group, has used illegally diverted material to make and let off a crude nuclear weapon, or even a less spectacular "dirty" radiological device, the power industry's hope of a nuclear future would be among the many victims.Fear of fuel diversion is growing, along with fear of proliferation in general.

They cite the continued risk of reactor accidents, the dangers of transporting nuclear fuel and fears of proliferation — along with the vexing problem of how to deal with the long-lived nuclear waste — as reasons why it should be curtailed.

It is also raising fear of dangerous proliferation.

It's a Japanese game about the Cold War between America and Russia, about the fear of nuclear proliferation.

Despite the best efforts of those advisers, it has since got bogged down, partly due to UK fears of nuclear proliferation, but mainly because legislative issues in Holland are proving somewhat gluey.

A1 Iran Talks of Nuclear Restart Iran declared that it would soon resume some of the nuclear activities it suspended during negotiations with Europe, and it used a conference reviewing the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty to accuse the United States of using the fear of nuclear weapons proliferation to deny peaceful nuclear technology to developing nations.

Some of those groups fear the proliferation of loud bars and restaurants that disturb neighboring residents.

Because of proliferation fears, the United States, in the 1970's, banned the recovery of plutonium from civilian reactor fuel, called reprocessing.

Now hunters and fishermen fear a proliferation of fees, gates and Keep Out signs.

The article that would have given Corsican politicians development powers over the island's coast was removed after objections from the Greens, who feared a proliferation of environmentally unsound projects.

They argued that those who appear to be the greatest advocates of democracy sometimes have conflicted feelings about its spread, especially in the Middle East, where the United States fears the proliferation of populist radical Islam.