Sentence examples for nuclear weapons installations from inspiring English sources

If Iran now faces a possible military assault to destroy its alleged nuclear weapons installations, it is because it has persistently defied international demands to come clean on its nuclear program.

Other facilities scattered across the planet include ports and airfields, repair complexes, training areas, nuclear weapons installations, missile testing sites, arsenals, warehouses, barracks, military schools, listening and communications posts, and a growing array of drone bases.

In his diaries, Helmut Schmidt, the then (West) German chancellor, said that the debate over American demands for the installation of nuclear weapons in Europe during the 1970s and 1980s came close to threatening democracy on the continent.

U.S. intelligence had discovered that Russian military officers were leading the installation of a nuclear weapons site there, which Kennedy considered an intolerable security threat.

Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's sharp response — and President Dmitri Medvedev's threat to target U.S. missile-defense installations in Europe with nuclear weapons — has raised concerns that U.S.-Russia relations could again deteriorate to pre-reset levels, or worse.

It featured an article by Mike Holderness of Peace News magazine connecting the atomic power industry and the manufacture of nuclear weapons, and a large poster-style map of nuclear installations in the UK.

In 1951, the Atomic Energy Commission accepted a proposal by Dr. Odum and the university to study the environmental impact of nuclear weapons production at the Savannah River Plant, the huge government installation on the Savannah River near Aiken, S.C.

Agnew oversaw the installation of the safety system on all nuclear weapons in Europe as scientific advisor to the Supreme Allied Commander in Europe from 1961 to 1964.

While Russia's nuclear weapons still appear to be under effective political control, security at nuclear installations has deteriorated and power and communications interruptions are alarmingly frequent.

Its own agenda is to inspect ostensibly peaceful atomic installations in an effort to find and deter secret work on nuclear weapons.

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