Sentence examples for of a verifiable from inspiring English sources

They're asserting a liberal muscularity of readiness to take action in the face of a verifiable immediate threat.

They ignore the enormous positive trade-offs of a verifiable fissile materials treaty, like strict limits on the material available for making nuclear weapons.

Another myth is that the agreement will lead inevitably to nuclear proliferation – acceptance of a verifiable civil Iranian nuclear programme now won't lead to a Saudi bomb.

The lawsuit, to be filed in State Supreme Court in Manhattan, is being brought on behalf of all New Yorkers denied a driver's license or identity document for lack of a verifiable Social Security number or an immigration document satisfactory to the Department of Motor Vehicles.

These steps include ratification of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT), conclusion of a verifiable Fissile Materials Cut-Off Treaty (FMCT) that would ban production of fissile materials for weapons purposes and reducing the role of nuclear weapons, among many others.

First, the gambling and tobacco ads that Mike mentions in this story were because of a verifiable bug, not because we were trying to push Facebook's limits.

Dr. Dean said he would conduct bilateral negotiations on the principle of constructive engagement -- "that in return for a verifiable ending of their nuclear program," he explained, "they would be back in the community of nations".

As it stands, the bill would allow the New York State Division of Homeland Security can place anyone on the list who, although not convicted of committing a "verifiable act of terrorism," is deemed a 'serious and immediate' risk.

Mr. Netanyahu, according to the official, argued that the West should not reopen talks with Iran until it agreed to a verifiable suspension of its uranium enrichment activities — a condition the White House says would doom talks before they began.

The primary casualty of these repeated doping scandals, scientists said, is the trustworthiness of sport as a verifiable means of delineating success and failure.

Through an astonishing series of lucky accidents, a verifiable copy of Lee's campaign orders had come into his hands.