Sentence examples for nuclear restraint from inspiring English sources

Saudi's interests are best served by nuclear restraint.

A visit would make sense only if it can lead to significant steps on nuclear restraint by India and Pakistan.

But it should be accompanied by more pressure on India to exercise nuclear restraint and defuse tensions with Pakistan.

Moral suasion and sustained bargaining, the proven mechanisms of nuclear restraint in addition to deterrence, interest this Administration much less.

Just as fear of genocide is the key to understanding Israel's nuclear resolve, that fear has also encouraged nuclear restraint.

From and economic perspective, Saudi Arabia's policy outlook exemplifies Etel Solingen's seminal theory on the relationship between economic liberalism and nuclear restraint.

Now after negotiating a deal on nuclear and missile restraint with Pyongyang, the Clinton administration must defend its approach against charges of naivete by hawkish Republicans, including advisers to Gov. George W. Bush.

Mark Toner, Spokesperson, United States Department of State : "Naturally, I just would say that we urge all nuclear-capable states to exercise restraint regarding nuclear capabilities.

Distance and orientation restraints [e.g., nuclear Overhauser effect (NOE) restraints and residual dipolar couplings (RDCs), respectively] are incorporated into the scoring function used during folding.

A major factor in the restraint upon nuclear nations is the political pressure of a worldwide popular fear, which leaders do not always share.

"The president alone has the authority to launch nuclear weapons, the only restraint being the advice of senior advisers who might be present at the time of crisis, and Donald Trump has shown repeated contempt for informed and wise counsel," Gordon Humphrey, a Republican former senator for New Hampshire, wrote this week in a letter to his current congressional representatives.