Sentence examples for nuclear communities from inspiring English sources

But people in nuclear communities understand the need for geological disposal and are much more amenable to having a discussion".

Both the nuclear communities and the "Daocratic" realm as a whole were bound together by a ritual cycle, of which only fragmentary indications remain.

In her book Plutopia, historian Kate Brown describes how Richland, the largest town near the site, was one of the first "nuclear" communities, a structured suburb for Hanford workers with high security clearances.

We live in a society in which families are no longer nuclear, communities are fragmented, and people can feel isolated and disenfranchised.

What the Republican right has done, very successfully, is broken up a coalition to where we're now thinking of ourselves as nuclear families and nuclear communities instead of the larger community.

Here the jiqiu ("libationer"), the priestly functionary of the nuclear community, officiated.

"But as the Navy has built up the nuclear community, they've really tried to encourage women, and we're very competitive from the time we come in".

The official Iranian Atomic Energy Organisation (IAEO) is a 40% shareholder – with French state-owned nuclear conglomerate, Areva – in Sofidif, a uranium enrichment joint-venture company, the very technology that has made Iran such a pariah state in the global nuclear community.

Knowledge of the Lee case was largely confined to the nuclear community until March 6 , 1999 when The New York Times published a story under the headline: "China Stole Nuclear Secrets for Bombs, U.S. Aides Say".

They say startups are a small world and the nuclear community is no different.

The encapsulation of metallic waste occurring from the fuel decladding process into cementitious formulations is a typical path within the British nuclear community.