Sentence examples for hand over nuclear from inspiring English sources

The millennium bug has thus far failed to nip; the only substantial glitch was traced to Russia, where a software error caused a pneumonic lush to hand over nuclear codes to a war-hungry spook.

He feigned assaults on Taiwan in order to encourage the Russians, who did not want to be sucked into a nuclear war on China's behalf, to hand over nuclear weapons technology to China and thus enable China to take care of itself.

But the government has specifically said it will not raise espionage at the trial and has acknowledged repeatedly that it has no evidence that Dr. Lee ever handed over nuclear secrets to anyone.

On Christmas night, 1991, when he resigned his office and handed over the nuclear codes to his hostile inheritor, Boris Yeltsin, his poll ratings were in the single digits.

Of course, the weapon never was taken out of the hands of soldiers, but the basic power of the universe was indeed handed over to nuclear power engineers — including Japanese engineers.

In a 90-minute news conference at army headquarters here, General Musharraf said Pakistan would not hand over all documents from its investigation to international nuclear inspectors.

Those that do will be obliged to hand over far more detailed information than before about all their nuclear activities, including trade in sensitive equipment and materials.

I hand over a few forkfuls.

"Hand over," Dr Lenz says.

Cash On Hand: OVER (SHORT).

When he hired Mr Blair in October 2011, many thought he might be seeking help to win himself a Nobel Peace Prize, on the basis of his having handed over to Russia the nuclear weapons that were stored in the Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic at the collapse of the Soviet Union.