Sentence examples for restricted equipment from inspiring English sources

While some of the details of the technology he worked with are complicated, his alleged activity is fairly easy to describe: he was a businessman who profited considerably by selling restricted equipment to countries that wanted to break out of the global nuclear-nonproliferation regime.

WASHINGTON — The Justice Department on Friday unsealed the indictment of two men — one Chinese and the other Iranian — charged with conspiring to violate the embargo against Iran by trying to smuggle restricted equipment and materials suitable for gas centrifuges for enriching uranium into that country.

Yet, for most of the world, Dr. Khan is regarded as a reckless and egotistical scientist who widely disseminated nuclear secrets and sold highly restricted equipment.

A23 Army Blimp Scans the Capital Washington residents found a 178-foot white blimp floating in restricted air space, testing equipment that would detect military movement on the ground.

In Washington, however, a Soviet diplomat, Vladimir M. Kulagin, issued a statement saying the American officer had been caught "red-handed" photographing Soviet military equipment in a restricted area near Schwerin.

The supercharger broke down in April 1942, and could not be repaired because of equipment shortages and restricted dockyard access caused by World War II.

A caching web proxy can easily take a significant quantity of storage, which may not be available in a restricted environment as is common in ruggedized railway equipment.

When equipment is needed for longer than the restricted loan period, borrowers can renew the items daily, for up to three days.

This would require an extension of the scope of the Directive in two aspects: expansion of product scope to other products in addition to electrical and electronic equipment and extension of the catalog of restricted substances (Annex II of Directive).

The outcome of the RISKCYCLE project and further research initiatives could be a reason to extend the scope of the Directive either by a broader scope (not only electrical and electronic equipment) or by extending the catalogue of restricted substances (Annex II of the Directive).

Next!" In retrospect, Ahmet Ertegun's brother Nesuhi credits the extraordinary sound of the song to the restricted size of the studio and the technologically advanced recording equipment used; the sound quality is clear enough to hear Charles slapping his leg in time with the song when the music stops during the calls and responses.