Sentence examples for return of nuclear from inspiring English sources

Reprising one of Ronald Reagan's famous lines, Mr. Obama added that the return of nuclear inspectors under the treaty will mean that "we will be able to trust but verify".

He lost a great deal of support by backing the return of nuclear power after the disaster at Fukushima, and then more by working with the LDP to pass a controversial sales tax.

Here is another litany of our time: democracy besieged; the return of nuclear dread; claustrophobic tribalism; masculinity off the rails; self-destroying structures of power; élites in flight from the social contract; uncheckable militarism; politically charged nostalgia for a past that never existed.

In fact, opposition politicians accuse the government of introducing the new measure in order to avoid a 12 June referendum on the return of nuclear power that the government looked set to lose.

A satirical campaign shedding light on Republican resistance to negotiate with Iran went live on Monday, coinciding with the return of nuclear talks between Iran and the P5+1.

But the president's return to the issue of nuclear reductions, however tentative, suggests he wants to invest at least some of his remaining time in office to making enough progress that he can point to it as an important legacy.

By returning to the issue of nuclear disarmament of the outset of his presidency, Mr. Obama will appear to meet Iran halfway without investing any political capital.

Aware that a majority of Japanese opposes a return to nuclear power, Abe has said he would leave the final decision on whether to approve the restarts to local communities.

The government of Silvio Berlusconi had recently planned a return to nuclear power in Italy, which abandoned it after Chernobyl.

The rare trip is part of an effort to halt the North's reactivated nuclear weapons program and persuade the North Koreans to return to nuclear disarmament talks.

TEHRAN — Iran fired a new salvo on Wednesday in what is becoming a bizarre propaganda war over the supposed defection and later return of an Iranian nuclear scientist, with Iran's semiofficial media suggesting that he was a covert operative who had provided "valuable information" about the Central Intelligence Agency's inner workings.