Sentence examples for indicates weapons from inspiring English sources
U.N. report indicates weapons inspectors are preparing for possible new mission in Iraq.
And he asserted that the editing of intelligence documents that assert that the evidence "indicates" weapons were present to a harder formulation that the evidence "shows" they were present was "hardly of earth-shattering significance".
WEAPON "I decline to indicate what weapon or weapons I have".
Is any of that information coming in leading you to sites of weapons of mass destruction or even indicating that weapons of mass destruction exist in Iraq? A. Information comes in and we use it in a variety of ways.
The 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit, which is leading the operation in Babil, has indicated that weapons dumps and people suspected of being insurgents have been rounded up.
Thursday's report said evidence indicated chemical weapons were probably used in Khan al Assal outside Aleppo, Jobar in the eastern suburbs of Damascus, Saraqueb near Idlib in the north-west, and Ashrafiah Sahnaya in the countryside outside Damascus.
Warren indicated the weapons had been seen getting closer to the border and the Pentagon believed a transfer was imminent and "potentially today".
He then began pointing at the skulls, indicating the weapon used to kill each person.
Scans of the debris indicate Tellarite weapon signatures, and recovered sensor data shows a Tellarite vessel firing.
The incident was reported to the National Military Command Center as a Bent Spear incident, which indicates a nuclear weapon incident that is of significant concern but does not involve the immediate threat of nuclear war (Pinnacle – Nucflash), or the accidental detonation of or severe damage to a nuclear weapon (Pinnacle – Broken Arrow).
The incident was reported to the top levels of the United States military and referred to by observers as a Bent Spear incident, which indicates a nuclear weapon incident that is of significant concern but does not involve the immediate threat of nuclear war.
