Sentence examples for nuclear undertakings from inspiring English sources

Not long afterwards the European Nuclear Energy Agency ENEAA) of the then newly formed Organisation for European Economic Cooperation (OEEC), in the spirit of the time, sought to encourage the construction of nuclear power stations and the development of joint nuclear undertakings.

Much of the time since a framework was agreed in Lausanne in April has been taken up adding language to the text to ensure that Iranian undertakings to reduce and convert its nuclear programme are made watertight, partly with an eye to the very critical scrutiny the deal will get in Congress.

To achieve it, it has suspended nuclear and long-range missile tests, but has given no undertakings on the scale or speed of its nuclear disarmament.

This spring, the U.S. government continued its steady escalation of research and development funding for the replacement of its current nuclear submarine fleet through one of the most expensive shipbuilding undertakings in American history -- the phasing-in, starting in 2031, of 12 new SSBN X) submarines.

The proposed cuts in American nuclear weapons announced by President Bush must be welcomed in the context of the United States' undertakings under the nonproliferation treaty.

But viewed in a more positive light, these undertakings are stopgap measures, or delaying tactics, to keep hawks and the nuclear-weapons industry at arms length until the day that worldwide disarmament momentum might build to a crescendo.

Also in 1952, the Liberal Government passed legislation, the Defence (Special Undertakings) Act 1952, which allowed the British Government access to remote parts of Australia to undertake atmospheric nuclear weapons tests.

Hence, the coactivator binding site on nuclear receptors has been successfully validated as a bona fide pharmaceutical target in the last decade, and several corresponding drug discovery undertakings have been reported on the subject.

Enormous undertakings followed.

All relationships are joint undertakings.

All of these were risky, difficult undertakings.