Sentence examples for nuclear weapon systems from inspiring English sources

From War to Peace, a company in San Luis Obispo, Calif., turns materials from disarmed nuclear weapon systems into necklaces, earrings, bracelets and rings, and donates 20 percent of profits to social justice organizations.

Meanwhile, France reduced its arsenal from some 540 operational warheads at the end of the Cold War to about 300 in 2010, eliminating several types of nuclear weapon systems.

"The world may be used to outrageous rhetoric from North Korea, but officials in several other countries made irresponsible comments in 2015 about raising the alert status of nuclear weapon systems, acquiring nuclear capabilities, and even using nuclear weapons", said the Bulletin's Science and Security Board.

The analysis states that if the accord's limits are dropped, the Soviet Union will be able to produce nuclear weapon systems at a greater rate than the United States because the Soviet Union has more production lines for strategic weapons that are currently in operation.

Probabilistic safety requirements currently formulated or proposed for space systems, nuclear reactor systems, nuclear weapon systems, and other types of systems that have a low-probability potential for high-consequence accidents depend on showing that the probability of such accidents is below a specified safety threshold or goal.

Anastasio, now deputy director for strategic operations at Livermore, has been at the lab for 22 years and has focused on the design and evaluation of nuclear weapon systems.

We don't even have an independent nuclear weapon system.

The UK is dependent on the US for its nuclear weapon system.

Trident, the UK's current nuclear weapon system, is in Scotland because London isn't.

The UK's nuclear weapon system will not be designed for war-fighting use in military campaigns.

Britain has a unique opportunity to take a bold step toward that goal by deciding not to replace its Trident nuclear weapon system and actively supporting negotiations for a nuclear weapons convention.