Sentence examples for radioactive bombs from inspiring English sources

The atomic energy minister, Aleksandr Rumyuantsev, said the accord makes academic the complaints that Iran will use the plants to make nuclear weapons or so-called "dirty" radioactive bombs.

Whether you're using radioactive bombs or human ones, the means do not justify the ends.

So since cesium can be stolen from a hospital and thus can be more easily acquired than, say, uranium or plutonium, it wouldn't be a stretch to imagine a terrorist group acquiring enough cesium to construct a barrage of low-explosive, highly radioactive bombs and blanketing a major city with them.

Mr. Padilla is suspected of plotting to explode a radioactive bomb in the United States.

They have predicted that a radioactive bomb would be easier for terrorists to obtain than a nuclear device.

A Briton, Dhiren Barot, admitted plotting to build a radioactive bomb in the UK and was convicted in 2006.

He also aggressively defended the decision to declare Jose Padilla, an American citizen accused of trying to build a radioactive bomb, an enemy combatant.

Mr. Padilla offered to detonate a radioactive bomb in an American city, and Mr. Zubaydah sent him to Pakistan to learn about making bombs.

Mr. Padilla, who has been accused of plotting to explode a radioactive bomb in the United States, is being held in a Navy brig in South Carolina.

Those tools, government officials have come to fear, can range from a small amount of chemical explosive to the makings of a radioactive bomb.

In 2002, John Ashcroft, then the attorney general, announced that a plot to detonate a radioactive bomb in the United States had been foiled and an American citizen, Jose Padilla, detained.