Sentence examples for nuclear weapons centers from inspiring English sources

The labs range from sprawling nuclear weapons centers to specialized research accelerators.

The case prompted the Department of Energy last year to begin tightening restrictions on the hundreds of foreign-born scientists working at its three nuclear weapons centers: Los Alamos, the Sandia National Laboratory in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California.

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But the evacuation of Kahuta is not necessarily evidence of war," he said, because "Pakistan has always been afraid" of a preëmptive Indian raid on the nuclear-weapons center.

In his first official trip since being elected president, Vladimir V. Putin visited one of Russia's leading nuclear weapons design centers and vowed to preserve the nation's nuclear might.

Among other things, they cite scientific mistakes and cost overruns on projects at the nation's two nuclear weapons design centers -- an X-ray machine at Los Alamos National Laboratory and a laser at Lawrence Livermore in the Bay Area.

The pamphlet was distributed among the marchers as they moved off their trek from the gates of the Aldermaston nuclear weapons research center 60 miles southwest of London.

Vladimir V. Putin, in his first official trip since being elected president, visited a nuclear weapons design center and vowed to preserve his nation's nuclear might.

The nuclear complex was established in 1955 as a backup and competitor to Arzamas-16, the Soviet Union's first nuclear weapons design center.

Separately, the Defense Ministry confirmed a contract order worth $2.2 billion $3.59 billionoverover 10 years to a consortium including British Nuclear Fuels to manage a nuclear weapons production center.

THERE was a time say, two weeks ago -- when John C. Browne regarded the expression "trial by fire" as an apt metaphor for what he had endured as the director of the Los Alamos National Laboratory, the government's leading nuclear weapons research center.