Sentence examples for nuclear weapon numbers from inspiring English sources

Such stockpile increases will compel India, and, in turn, Pakistan to also ramp up their nuclear weapon numbers.

After that, they should begin work on a more ambitious treaty, which would make much deeper cuts to nuclear weapon numbers.

And while nuclear-weapon numbers have come down (of the five, only China is still expanding its arsenal), they could fall a lot further.

A number of arms control experts said the United States reserve of nuclear weapons currently numbers several thousand warheads beyond the 6,000 in active service.

It is the question of what this killing may indicate about the security of Pakistan's nuclear weapons, whose number and location are among the country's greatest secrets.

Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta lays out excellent proposals for reducing the defense budget: reducing nuclear weapons, the number of troops in Europe, the size of the ground forces, health care costs for military retirees and the number of F-35 Joint Strike Fighters ("Panetta Weighs Pentagon Cuts Once Off Limits," front page, Nov. 7).

The most effective remaining way to curb the spread of nuclear weapons to growing numbers of countries and terrorist groups is to impose strict, verifiable international controls on the production of nuclear bomb ingredients.

The president has the ultimate power to employ nuclear weapons, kill mass numbers of people and destroy life as we know it.

The Liberal Democrats say they would "end continuous nuclear weapon patrols" by reducing the number of submarines in the system.

Dire forecasts on the seemingly inevitable increase in the number of nuclear weapon states have been made since the dawn of the nuclear age.

"Those talks were very straightforward - 'you have this number of nuclear weapons, we have that number of nuclear weapons, how do we get rid of them?'.