Sentence examples for resumed tests from inspiring English sources

Jacques Chirac caused controversy when he resumed tests around atolls in French Polynesia in the south Pacific shortly after being elected president in 1995.

Language was deleted that would allow the United States to resume testing if the government certified that another nation had resumed testing.

But in addition to repairing the damage done in 1998, Iraq has resumed testing its shorter-range missiles.

The detonations were the 22d and 23d announced by the AEC since the Soviet Union resumed testing Sept. 1.

The Navy said it had resumed test flights of its fleet of V-22 Osprey aircraft after a 10-day suspension.

The treaty contains a clause that will allow resumed testing if a signatory's "supreme interests" have been jeopardized by treaty-related concerns -- such as, perhaps, the realization that the science-based stockpile stewardship program is inadequate.

Writing in 1906, Ader claimed to have made a second flight with Éole of about 100 metres (about 330 feet) in September 1891, during resumed testing at a military camp near Sartory.

But the Port Authority of New York and Jersey and the train's builders, a consortium led by Bombardier Transportation, which is based in Montreal, have not resumed testing since the derailment and have not scheduled a target date for a new opening, said Pasquale DiFulco, an agency spokesman.

Uber resumed testing of its self-driving cars in July, but in manual mode and with new safety standards in place.

The new Myanmar strategy is modeled after sanctions on North Korea imposed in 2005 and strengthened in 2006 after Pyongyang resumed testing long-range ballistic missiles.

The reactor's cooling tower was dismantled in 2008 as a show of good faith, but North Korean negotiators walked out of the talks later that year and resumed testing and preparations for arming intercontinental ballistic missiles with nuclear warheads.