Sentence examples for future missiles from inspiring English sources

But virtually all the arms-trade researchers this blog has talked with expected to see more missiles in the conflict, and the possibility of Western sources for future missiles will be a possibility to watch for, and to try to track.

The administration is considering building a limited system of radars and interceptor rockets based in Alaska and aimed at countering future missile threats from North Korea, Iraq and Iran.

Two years ago he led a bipartisan commission that concluded that American intelligence agencies had underestimated the threat of future missile attack from North Korea, Iran and Iraq.

The Concept links arms control and missile defense, upholding Russia's persistent desire for enforceable "legal guarantees" that any future missile defense system "will not be directed against Russian nuclear deterrent forces".

One of the measures listed by the Russian president — a radar under construction in Kaliningrad — is about early warning of a missile attack, not about countering NATO's future missile defenses.

Or it could sit down with America and work out a stable balance between any future missile defences and the future size of China's own long-range nuclear arsenal.

Last month, during a NATO-Russia summit meeting in Lisbon, the delegations discussed President Obama's invitation for Russia to take some role in the future missile shield, perhaps through linkage between Russian facilities and the European shield.

They have been so busy claiming, inaccurately, that the treaty would constrain future missile defense systems that they apparently failed to notice real progress toward the only effective system that current technology permits.

Mr. Clinton insisted that the threat of future missile attacks from states like Iraq or North Korea "is real and growing" and that the United States had to search for new defenses.

The United States and its friends withdrew their own Security Council resolution calling for an embargo on arms shipments to Syria. 2. America and its NATO partners have swept under the rug a public threat by Russia to attack their future missile defense sites in Europe.

The requirement of high agility in the entire flight envelope will dominate the flight control design for future missile systems.