Sentence examples for in a verifiable from inspiring English sources

"The goal is to dismantle a nuclear weapons program in a verifiable and irreversible way".

He's got to get rid of his weapons in a verifiable fashion.

Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev gave up the missiles, joining President Ronald Reagan in a verifiable treaty.

If presented with the right set of incentives, is Kim truly willing to disarm in a verifiable way?

Yet the two presidents could unite in insisting that North Korea must give up its nuclear-weapons ambitions in a "verifiable and irreversible" manner.

It demanded that North Korea cease any further launches using ballistic technology and "abandon all nuclear weapons and existing nuclear programmes in a verifiable and irreversible manner".

"Our position is when they move forward in presenting a verifiable and complete dismantling and denuclearization, we have a great openness to working with them," Mrs. Clinton said on her plane heading to Tokyo, the first stop on a tour of Japan, Indonesia, South Korea and China.

Dr. Dean said he would conduct bilateral negotiations on the principle of constructive engagement -- "that in return for a verifiable ending of their nuclear program," he explained, "they would be back in the community of nations".

And America also wants to see North Korea show how it plans to honour a 1994 agreement that offered it two nuclear reactors and fuel oil in return for a verifiable end to its plutonium production and a return to full compliance with the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty as well as agreeing to better ways to monitor food aid.This lengthy list has caused North Korea to bridle, until now.

As envisioned by some European leaders, this might include new security guarantees for Iran, an end to economic sanctions and other measures that have isolated it from much of the world, and a variety of other concessions in exchange for a verifiable pledge that Iran will not develop nuclear weapons.

What we have here is a starting point, in other words: a verifiable pattern teased out (but importantly, not cherry picked) from the noisy, voluminous mass of data produced by body cameras.