Sentence examples for relevant weapons from inspiring English sources

A report by MI6 on WMDs "should have been shown to the relevant weapons experts in the Ministry of Defence's intelligence staff, some of whom expressed scepticism about Saddam having WMDs.

Chilcot said that an MI6 report on WMDs "should have been shown to the relevant weapons experts in the Ministry of Defence's intelligence staff, some of whom were sceptical about Saddam having WMDs".

The relevant weapons might be computer viruses, electro-magnetic pulses, microwave beams, well-placed bombs or anything that can smash a satellite.Western governments worry that an "information strike" could crash their own computers.

The cytotoxic and cytokinic capability of effector memory T cells may provide them the relevant weapons to control tumor progression and metastatic invasion at the primary tumor site.

Shortly thereafter, we receive protests from the Iraqi authorities about an unannounced inspection and about questions not relevant to weapons of mass destruction.

"Luckily, I think, we are here when they have not developed a full fledged capability, and luckily also they have announced that they are ready to eliminate all programs relevant to weapons of mass destruction," he said.

There's no doubt about it: scientists who aren't doing work that's relevant to weapons systems or homeland security will have to tighten their belts in the coming years.

Of relevance to this work is understanding why topics relevant to biological weapons and bioterrorism are not currently taught, and the free text responses provide some insights into the possible reasons why this might be the case.

Only one of those strains, the botulinum organism, was potentially relevant to biological weapons, but it is also used for civilian purposes.

The IAEA last year issued a report detailing alleged Iranian research and development activities that were relevant to nuclear weapons, lending independent weight to Western suspicions.

By the end of 1992, we had largely destroyed, removed or rendered harmless all Iraqi facilities and equipment relevant to nuclear weapons production.