Sentence examples for on an atomic weapon from inspiring English sources

But the documents provide no definitive answer to the question of why German physicists, who were among the best in the world, made so little progress on an atomic weapon compared with their counterparts in the United States.

The head of the UN nuclear agency has arrived in Tehran on a mission that could lead to the resumption of investigations by the watchdog on whether Iran has secretly worked on an atomic weapon.

He was Saddam Hussein's chief nuclear adviser before he was tortured and shut away in Abu Ghraib prison near Baghdad after refusing on moral grounds to cooperate on the development of an atomic weapon.

On May 27th, President Obama will be the first sitting president to visit Hiroshima since we obliterated 60% of the city with the first use of an atomic weapon.

An unclassified study by the Central Intelligence Agency said on Wednesday that a design for an atomic weapon had been found in Afghanistan.

I visited the Japanese Defense Ministry in Tokyo, and I saw plans for an atomic weapon.

In a further sign of a thaw, the IAEA said earlier this month that Iran had dropped long-standing opposition to cooperating with inspectors investigating suspicions that it may have worked on designing an atomic weapon.

General Curtis Scaparrotti, the commander of US forces in South Korea, said he thought Pyongyang has access to the necessary technology to miniaturise and mount an atomic weapon on a missile because of its ties with Iran and Pakistan.

The most chilling exchange of letters is one between Einstein and Franklin D. Roosevelt — never before displayed together — in which Einstein informed the President that the Germans were on the verge of creating an atomic weapon.

And rather than letting Iran develop nuclear weapons, Mr. Obama has vigorously pushed for sanctions against Tehran over its nuclear program and said all options were on the table should Iran pursue an atomic weapon.

When the government questioned whether to pursue a crash program to develop an atomic weapon based on nuclear fusion the hydrogen bomb Oppenheimer initially recommended against it, though he had been in favor of developing such a weapon during the Manhattan Project.