Sentence examples for missile case from inspiring English sources

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A14 Charges in Missiles Case A Canadian businessman who owns a defense contracting firm has been charged with weapons violations after officials seized thousands of warheads for shoulder-fired anti-tank missiles at his company in Roswell, N.M. over the weekend.

"We are studying measures such as tracking and shooting down [parts] of a North Korean missile in case they stray out of their normal trajectory" and violate South Korean territory, said Yoon Won-shik, a spokesman at the South's defence ministry.

The Bush administration has said that rather than destroying or dismantling all those weapons, it wants to keep many in what it calls a "responsive force," available to be returned to submarines, bombers or missiles in case of national emergencies.

President Bush insists that the US needs missile defence in case terrorists or "rogue" states ever develop inter-continental ballistic missiles able to reach them.

Other experts said traces of the blast on the aeroplane's surface could even reveal the manufacturer of the missile in some cases.

Its critics have always said that this country will be in greater danger in future from suitcase bombs or other terrorist devices than from missiles, and their case has now been devastatingly made.

One American adviser said the decision to use commandos and not long-range missiles in this case may reflect a shift by the Obama administration to go to greater lengths to avoid civilian deaths.

China says it wants to talk, even as it builds up missile forces just in case those renegade Taiwanese make trouble.

The statement today said the "relevant organs" would "reconsider the moratorium on the missile test-fire in case the talks on normalizing the relations between North Korea and Japan get prolonged without making any progress, as was the case with the recent talks".

In the case of missile defense, that would be the ABM treaty; concerning stem cell research, the established prohibitions against using and destroying embryonic human life for research purposes.