Sentence examples for hidden stockpiles from inspiring English sources

He should state plainly that all Saddam Hussein has to do is carry out the promise that won his defeated forces a merciful cease-fire: Open Iraq to complete, ongoing inspection, and destroy his hidden stockpiles.

Last Thursday, the I.R.A., which had been observing a cease-fire for several years, said it had agreed to a plan to put its hidden stockpiles of automatic rifles, Semtex explosives and other weapons "completely and verifiably beyond use".

More than half the holdouts are believed to be in the Romanian capital, where, traveling in plain clothes through a secret network of subterranean passageways and with access to hidden stockpiles of arms and ammunition, they have wreaked havoc by firing from roofs and top-floor apartments on soldiers and civilians below.

But he is skeptical that the Iraqi government poses a dire threat to the world, even if it is hiding stockpiles of chemical and biological agents.

With his administration under growing international pressure to find evidence that Saddam Hussein possessed banned weapons, President Bush told reporters today that "we'll find them," but cautioned that it would take some time because, he said, Mr. Hussein spent so many years hiding his stockpiles.

Officials from the International Atomic Energy Agency had warned American officials before the war began that nearly 380 tons of high explosives were hidden at the stockpile called Al Qaqaa.

He added, "Finding comparatively small volumes of extremely deadly materials hidden in these vast stockpiles will be time-consuming and difficult".

Some would argue that Iran would only send to Russia part of its LEU stockpile and keep hidden any past clandestine production of LEU.

There police found the entrance to a massive sarin production facility hidden behind an alter, a stockpile of sarin precursors that could produce enough of the neurotoxin to kill 4 million people, a Russian military helicopter, explosives, labs equipped to manufacture LSD and meth, millions of dollars in US cash and gold, and several prisoners being held in cells.

One of the reasons Transnistria has been able to bob along proudly asserting its independence while keeping its legal owners, Moldova, at bay is the MASSIVE weapons stockpile they keep hidden up on a hill somewhere in the north--a useful nest egg they've been sitting on since the collapse of the Soviet Union.

One of the reasons Transnistria has been able to bob along proudly asserting its independence and keeping its legal owners Moldova at bay is down to the MASSIVE weapons stockpile they keep hidden up on a hill somewhere in the north – a useful nest egg they've been sitting on since the collapse of the Soviet Union.