Sentence examples for installation of nuclear from inspiring English sources

Nuclear energy challenges, and deployment-related matters: Deployment or installation of nuclear energy could make a positive contribution to a low-carbon future in the MENA region.

Among his demands is devolved power for local authorities only the prime minister can currently give an evacuation order and the installation of nuclear bunkers in local houses.

In his diaries, Helmut Schmidt, the then (West) German chancellor, said that the debate over American demands for the installation of nuclear weapons in Europe during the 1970s and 1980s came close to threatening democracy on the continent.

Alarmed, Kennedy considered various reactions, and ultimately responded to the installation of nuclear missiles in Cuba with a naval blockade and presented an ultimatum to the Soviets.

The plants they chose, distilleries producing a local spirit named arak and 75-cents-a-bottle gin, were about as far as imaginable from the normal run of installations on nuclear inspectors' checklists.

To decrease the timescale for the installation of a nuclear reactor, a reduced-scale model system is proposed for Korea's third generation nuclear reactor, the APR1400 (advanced power reactor 1400).

Among the agreements, officials said, was a memorandum of understanding for the installation of a nuclear reactor in Libya for the desalination of water, Reuters reported.

U.S. intelligence had discovered that Russian military officers were leading the installation of a nuclear weapons site there, which Kennedy considered an intolerable security threat.

Then, during the 2005/2006 football season, they collaborated with Greenpeace to oppose the installation of a nuclear power station in Sinop (a Turkish city near the black sea), taking part in demos and staging shows at Inönü Stadium.

Then, during the 2005/2006 soccer season, they collaborated with Greenpeace to oppose the installation of a nuclear-power station in Sinop (a Turkish city near the Black Sea), taking part in demos and staging shows at Inönü Stadium.

"I have also been through several things like this over the years where people see something new come along and they are terrified," General Powell said comparing the fears in Europe about national missile defense with fears in the 1980's when there was public opposition in Britain and Germany to the installation of American Pershing nuclear missiles to deter the Soviets.