Sentence examples for nuclear procurement from inspiring English sources

Barlow was once again chasing Pakistani nuclear procurement.

These include military involvement in nuclear procurement and high-explosive tests staged in ways that could help develop nuclear triggers.

Stuxnet was launched in 2006 after President Bush was advised that a cyber weapon might be more effective than sabotage – the CIA had introduced faulty materials into Iran's nuclear procurement networks.

"For most countries, I think it was purely commercial — the money," said Richard Barlow, a former intelligence officer at the C.I.A. who tracked Pakistan's nuclear procurement during the nineteen-eighties, and whose warnings about Khan's progress were often ignored.

It does not bode well to have this kind of outfit chaired by Iran, with its record of running networks for terror and sanctions-busting nuclear procurement.

A slew of cases in U.S. courts have detailed activities by these same terrorist groups inside the U.S. itself, involved in everything from terrorist broadcasting to fund-raising to nuclear procurement to technology transfers.

Coming on the heels of literary festivals in Lahore and Karachi last month, the café's return has stirred excitement about a literary revival in Pakistan and the proliferation of venues where the country's myriad problems — insurgencies, extrajudicial executions, nuclear weapons procurement, the fallout of the war in Afghanistan — can be openly debated.

He revealed his own nuclear-weapons procurement program and chemical-weapons facilities, and offered to dismantle them in exchange for an end to sanctions.

Barlow had worked closely with Einsel, a retired Army major general, who had been brought to the agency in 1985 by William Casey, and he knew that Einsel had seen the highly classified reports and analyses that were available on Pakistan's extensive nuclear-related procurement activities inside the United States.

Khan would go on to establish an illicit nuclear weapons technology procurement and consulting operation, the "Khan Network," that would play a major role in the transmission of nuclear weapons technology to Iran, Libya and to a lesser extent, North Korea.

UN measures including travel bans and asset freezes have been imposed for many years against named Iranians allegedly linked with nuclear weapons research and procurement.