Sentence examples for gas weapon from inspiring English sources

You might take Putin's brandishing of the gas weapon as a shrewd geopolitical move.

Throw in the Russian willingness to use the gas weapon against Europe and you have a lot of potential for turbulence.That sits rather oddly with the very low volatility in markets.

The full implementation of the third energy package, and investment in gas and electricity interconnectors, would do much to create a resilient internal energy market and blunt Russia's gas weapon.

And although Russia has used the "gas weapon" in past spats with both Ukraine and Georgia, it is difficult to see what situation could provoke a willful, long-term disruption in energy flows to the West.

The chemicals were used in poison gas weapons in the 1980s and against Kurdish villagers.

He was happy his invention was used to make explosives and was a fervent advocate of gas weapons.

He is known to possess the ingredients for making deadly biological and nerve gas weapons and has already demonstrated the will to use such weapons against civilian populations.

In an area called  Obanaghoro in southern Nigeria, four British Cold War scientific missions spent a total of around 15 months dispersing, and assessing the effects of, large quantities of experimental nerve gas weapons.

"The Iraqi regime has plotted to develop anthrax and nerve gas weapons for over a decade," he told the country before going on to say America would not wait to be attacked.

Within weeks of war starting, he began developing gas weapons, efforts that reached fruition on 22 April 1915, at Ypres, when 400 tons of chlorine gas were sent sweeping in clouds over Allied troops, the world's first major chemical weapons attack.

Tomlinson's video statement and a further written testimony are intended to be used by lawyers of the jailed Israeli businessman Nahoum Manbar, who was sentenced for 16 years in Israel last July for his part in selling chemicals and technology for manufacturing poison gas weapons to Iran, through a network including British-based associates.