Sentence examples for nuclear compromise from inspiring English sources

"And our supreme leader also says there is no room for a nuclear compromise".

Both leaders are critical of what they see as weak American leadership, not least because of last year's nuclear compromise between Washington and Tehran.

Calvin Sims (NYT) TAIWAN: NUCLEAR COMPROMISE Leaders in Taiwan have moved closer to breaking a political deadlock over a partly built nuclear power plant.

She also said diplomats and experts from the negotiating group would meet then with an Iranian team next month in Geneva to talk about the details of a possible nuclear compromise.

As debate rages among politicians and pundits in Washington over whether to endorse last month's historic nuclear compromise with Iran, key European allies have already given their verdict: a resounding thumbs up.

-- The PM was skeptical about the plausibility of Iranian acceptance of a nuclear compromise, saying he would be shocked if Iran abided by a deal to ship Low-Enriched Uranium (LEU) out of Iran.

Such a spillover could also cause the current Iranian-Saudi proxy war over Syria to escalate into a more direct and dangerous confrontation that might ultimately discourage Iran from making the nuclear compromises that the United States so badly wants.

We found that mutations in the recognition sequence that disrupt Elba binding in nuclear extracts compromise pHS1 insulator activity in vivo.

Teller became obsessed with building ever-bigger bombs, and Lawrence set about consolidating his power in the research establishment, while Oppenheimer found his ambitions to influence nuclear strategy compromised by questions about his loyalty.

Gary Brunson, the Energy Department's director of engineering for the treatment plant until his own resignation last month, recommended in a memo memo to Dr. Chu in December that construction should "be stopped to avoid further nuclear safety compromises and substantial rework".

Some utility industry experts say the document may be the first evidence that electricity deregulation can compromise nuclear safety, a concern that critics have voiced for years.