Sentence examples for previous weapons from inspiring English sources

The short list was derived from the findings of previous weapons inspections and the latest intelligence culled from defectors and other sources by American and other intelligence experts.

Between 1991 and 1998, when a previous weapons inspection agency had the job of hunting down Iraq's banned weapons and then destroying them, even getting to the gates of search sites was often a problem, and getting beyond them in any reasonable length of time was frequently impossible.

If Assad has used gas on the battleground, it seems likely that he has done so much as he has deployed his previous weapons: in a carefully gauged, gradualist escalation, hoping to engineer an impasse of such dire consequence that he must be negotiated with.

However South Korea's Defense Ministry said it was difficult to believe that a fully-fledged hydrogen bomb (H-bomb) had been tested, and nuclear weapons experts told VICE News it was probable that this test was of a device similar to previous weapons tested by North Korea.

If you are within five feet, proceed to restrain and attack just like the previous weapons, if you are farther away, run in a zig-zag fashion.

But no previous weapon had been so destructive.

"Of course, the previous weapon is the best ever, and the weapon you're going to get is wonderful, and what you've got now is absolute crap.

He described the close relationship between previous UN weapons inspectors and US and UK intelligence agencies as "scandalous".

The bill is likely to go substantially further than the previous assault weapons ban, which was passed in 1994 and allowed to lapse 10 years later.

The team only has a mandate to visit specific sites, as agreed with the Syrian government, where previous chemical weapons attacks are alleged to have taken place.

Mr. Rumsfeld said previous United Nations weapons inspectors scored their successes based on tips from Iraqi defectors, whose information was presumably now years out of date.