Sentence examples for for its long range from inspiring English sources

The impoverished country, whose economy is smaller than it was 20 years ago, has been subject to sanctions of some kind from the United States for almost all of its existence and since 2006 has seen United Nations sanctions imposed for its long range rocket and nuclear tests.

We observe oskar mRNA to oligomerize as hundreds of copies forming large particles which are necessary for its long range transport and localization.

Given the smaller amount of CO2 produced by a human vs. the preferred host of An. quadriannulatus; a bovid, and the relatively low expression level of the CO2 receptor genes in An. gambiae, this species either relies little on CO2 for its long range attraction, or is incapable of detecting hosts from the same distances as An.

Although it, too, has suffered a cutback in state budget allocations, Chesapeake has set aside money for its long-range plan to add more services.

The main summit is visited for its long-range view of the coast, although more limited to the north than that of Palasip Qaqqaa to the north of the town airport.

President Obama should also take all measures necessary to halt the sale of nuclear technology to any Middle Eastern country and put Russia, China and Pakistan on notice regarding serious sanctions for any type of cooperation with Saudi Arabia in its desire to obtain nuclear warheads for its long-range Chinese missiles.

While the Winnipeg, seven other maritime vessels, and one Iroquois-class destroyer equipped with Sea King helicopters scour Pacific and Caribbean waters, the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) is supplying CP-140 Aurora surveillance aircraft from its long range squadrons for the mission.

Saturn is among four marques, along with Hummer, Saab and Pontiac, that G. M. identifies as not part of its long-range plans for full brand lines.

They say that for North Korea, a country that hardly has enough money to feed its own people, the costly "satellite" program is nothing but a disguise for testing its long-range ballistic missile technology.

They say that for North Korea, a country that has hardly enough money to feed its own people, the costly satellite program is nothing but a disguise for testing its long-range ballistic missile technology because launching a satellite and a ballistic missile uses the same technology.

In the last months of the administration of President Bill Clinton, North Korea demanded billions of dollars in return for giving up its long-range missile programs.