Sentence examples for on its weapons from inspiring English sources
America has rightly kept its eagle eye on its weapons stockpile since it stopped testing in 1992.
It was unclear if the untested Mr. Kim was following a pattern of behavior perfected by his father, the last North Korean leader, in which the North provoked the West and Seoul to win more badly needed aid as an inducement to draw it back to international negotiations on its weapons programs.
Pyongyang, which sees the annual drills as preparations for an invasion, issued a warning over the Foal Eagle joint military exercises Friday; during last year's drills, it conducted multiple missile tests and claimed it could place nuclear warheads on its weapons.
He warned against linking American financial assistance to Pakistan's actions on its weapons program.
Back in the fall of 2002, the United Nations ordered Iraq to produce a report on its weapons programs.
She also said China wanted the weapons inspectors to return to Iraq as soon as possible to provide an "objective and researched report" on its weapons programs.
He asserted that the group needed to hold on to its weapons because of the continuing uncertainty about Libya's future, but that it was not responsible for the violence and that it was not aligned with Al Qaeda.
It added that "Baghdad's vigorous concealment efforts" had left information on many aspects of its weapons on mass destruction programs uncovered.
It had to be: Iraq's determination to hang on to its weapons secrets turned inspectors into forensic sleuths, reliant on the spies of America, Britain, Israel and others for clues, communications intercepts and analysis of aerial photographs.
North Korea, with an unbroken record of lying and cheating on such deals, has carried on with its weapons programs, plus such stunts as counterfeiting U.S. currency, and sending sanctions-busting arms shipments to Iran.
These same officials also remember that four years after North Korea signed the Agreed Framework (another of our vain attempts to persuade the North to stop working on its nuclear weapons capability), it exploded a sophisticated three-stage missile over Japan.
