Sentence examples for indigenous nuclear from inspiring English sources

Iranian officials have explained that, like Pakistan, they wanted to build an indigenous nuclear industry.

But after losing its pariah status three years ago as a result of the Indo-US nuclear deal, India is keen to export indigenous nuclear technology developed in research centres such as the BARC.

It was a new development in an old arms race: Malaysia, a high-tech nation with no indigenous nuclear ambitions, was retailing sophisticated nuclear gear, based on designs made available by Khan.

Babaei, whose remarks are understood to have been cleared for publication by Iran's foreign minister, Mohammad Javed Zarif, said the only reason Iran had embarked on an indigenous nuclear programme of uranium enrichment was "illegal" international restrictions on its import of nuclear fuel since the 1979 Iranian revolution.

The requirements of uranium processing dictated that the (BNFL) needed access to the fluorine technology to establish the base for an indigenous nuclear fuel cycle.

With reference to the East Asian experience in developing nuclear competence, participation with international cooperation in the research and development of Generation IV and nuclear fusion reactor systems could demonstrate strategic entry points for countries with a long-term plan to derive indigenous nuclear reactor technologies.

However any resolution can't reverse what two generations of Iranian leadership view as something vital to their national interest: having an indigenous civilian nuclear program.

He laid the foundations for the indigenous development of nuclear technology for defense purposes.

"Work on the development of an indigenous design of a nuclear weapon including the testing of components".

Non-Indigenous Australians exposed to nuclear radiation during their military service both at domestic testing sites and abroad will also receive a veterans' Gold Card, following a decades-long campaign supported by the Greens.

Findings also suggest small modular reactors, especially those belonging to Generation IV, as a transitional technology for developing domestic market and indigenous technology competence for emerging nuclear states.