Sentence examples for nuclear language from inspiring English sources

George Voinovich, of Ohio, told both Harry Reid, the Senate Majority Leader, and Lieberman that the right nuclear language could win his vote, so Lieberman used a nuclear bill that Voinovich's staff was drafting as the framework for the group.

Nuclear lobbyists applauded the noncommittal language in the Green New Deal resolution, while simultaneously pressing for pro-nuclear language in the actual legislation.

The latest sanctions do refer to Iran's energy sector as a source of financing for the nuclear programme, language that western countries are likely to use to impose further sanctions nationally or multilaterally through the EU.

While in power, Holdren promoted solar and wind and cast aspersions on nuclear — in language very similar to that used by the IPCC.

Mr. Sarkozy, who has strongly supported Washington on the Iran nuclear issue, used language harsher than Mr. Bush's.

These should include deleting the preamble's language linking nuclear arsenals to defense systems, and inserting new language distinguishing conventional strike capacities from nuclear launching systems or deleting limits on launchers entirely.

In the language of nuclear strategy, the writers' proposal is destabilizing.

Dagan is no less anxious than Netanyahu about a nuclear Iran, but his language is less emotional, his analysis different.

The works deal with moral, political and sometimes personal issues, among them language, childhood, nuclear disaster, civilization and its discontents.

Last week, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton made the most comprehensive effort yet to warn potential adversaries that cyberattacks would not be ignored, drawing on the language of nuclear deterrence.

The gathering is trying to formulate a resolution reprimanding Iran and seeking greater clarity about its nuclear intentions while avoiding language that would prevent support from China and Russia — two nations that have frequently differed with the West over Iran.