Sentence examples for intrusive verification from inspiring English sources
Did we eventually get to a more intrusive verification?
Netanyahu could insist on the most intrusive verification mechanisms imaginable — Israeli inspectors on the ground at Fordow or Natanz, say.
The goal of negotiations should be nothing less than getting the North to give up its nuclear ambitions, rejoin the nonproliferation treaty and allow intrusive verification.
One of those would require North Korea to accept a strict and intrusive verification system before the United States would carry out reciprocal steps.
But for as long as Saddam Hussein remains in power, an airtight and intrusive verification system to monitor his weapons activities will have to be maintained, under threat of force if necessary.
The treaty eliminated land-based missiles in Europe with ranges between about 310 and 3,420 miles, and their launchers; prohibited flight-testing and production of new missiles in the future; and included intrusive verification measures.
A highly intrusive inspection and verification regime is thus essential, and it would have to continue long after other elements of an agreement expire.
"It sounds to me like the administration has gotten the North Koreans to agree to some intrusive and significant verification steps," said Gary Samore, a vice president at the Council on Foreign Relations who helped negotiate the Clinton administration's 1994 agreement with North Korea.
A positive outcome of the current dispute, said a senior federal science adviser, could be more intrusive means of verification at the nuclear test sites of both sides, which might cut through the fog of suspicion.
Without a uniquely intrusive inspection and verification regime, sceptics would still be right to question their worth given Iran's past history of lying and cheating over its nuclear programme.
In his statement on the first anniversary of the nuclear deal, the US president also said that Iran has "filled its plutonium production reactor with concrete, and adopted the most intrusive inspection and verification programme ever negotiated for a nuclear programme".
