Sentence examples for materials for explosives from inspiring English sources
He got as far as collecting materials for explosives and preparing to start building devices before stopping, fearing authorities would become suspicious, and instead focused on crossing the Syrian border.
Lawyers for those three men said that they had been entrapped and that a man and a woman who were either informants or undercover law enforcement officials had come up with the plans and provided the materials for explosives.
But lawyers for the defendants said that it was a case of entrapment, and that a man and a woman who were either informants or undercover law enforcement officials had come up with the plans and provided the materials for explosives.
The present work demonstrates that the ZnO/rGO core/shell micro-Schottky junction is an excellent candidate material for explosives detection.
Five suspects were detained and 1.8 tonnes of material for explosive devices seized, Xinhua said.
The German news media reported that the three suspects had been taken into custody in the western state of North Rhine-Westphalia and that the authorities had confiscated materials for making explosives, including acetone, a volatile substance that terrorists often use.
Metals such as Al and Mg have high combustion enthalpies and they are widely used as additives in energetic materials for propellants, explosives, and pyrotechnics.
Chemlal told the court in the closed hearing that the group had obtained materials for making explosives in Spain, abroad and via the internet, the sources said.
On December 14 , 1999 an Algerian named Ahmed Ressam was arrested as he tried to cross the border from Canada with a trunk full of materials for an explosive device that he intended to detonate at Los Angeles International Airport.
He said the police had confiscated material for making explosives, including four timing devices, in the raids.
The German authorities presented the bare outlines of a terrorism plot that they said involved at least one person trained at a militant camp in Afghanistan or Pakistan and a cache of material for producing explosives.
