Sentence examples for senior weapons from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gilligan attributed his account to a senior weapons scientist he had met at a downtown London hotel.

In Britain, the suicide of a senior weapons scientist, the source for a BBC report that the government "sexed up" its charges against Iraq, has overshadowed all else.

The death of a senior weapons expert and the conspicuous absence of WMD in Iraq have resulted in a lamentable loss of credibility for Mr Blair.

The former senior weapons inspector in Iraq, Hans Blix, said yesterday that "spin and hype" lay behind American and British allegations that Baghdad had unconventional weapons.

"Why would he be that close and give it up?" a senior weapons official said of the Libyan leader, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi.

An addendum to the report by its author, Charles Duelfer, the C.I.A's senior weapons inspector, reached no firm conclusions about whether W.M.D-related material was shipped out of Iraq before the invasion.

Many of the most senior weapons-industry officials, even those who voluntarily surrendered to U.S. forces, are being held in captivity at the Baghdad airport and other places, away from reporters.

Dr. Lee has said that he was visited in his hotel room by two senior Chinese weapons scientists, Zheng Shaotang and Hu Side, and that he was asked about a mathematical problem related to nuclear weapons.

Of those, 73 were considered "fatal, life-threatening or resulting in hospitalization or permanent disability," according to Kathryn C. Zoon, a senior biological weapons and vaccine expert for the Food and Drug Administration.

Ms. Reno and Mr. Freeh disputed the conclusions of some senior nuclear weapons experts who have accused the government of exaggerating the case against Dr. Lee.

A senior administration weapons expert strongly contested the idea that the PARD behind the indictment was any less important than more concentrated data on nuclear arms.