Sentence examples for sensitive weapon from inspiring English sources

No one can remember a more embarrassing instance of a sensitive weapon – even if it contains no explosives – mysteriously going walkabout.

It was on his desk, a record of computer files containing highly sensitive weapons-design information.

The suspect tapes are cassettes, officials said, and thus resemble those on which Dr. Lee illegally downloaded highly sensitive weapons data.

The efforts have met with mixed success, varying from the swift nuclear disarmament of Belarus, Kazakhstan and Ukraine, to lingering resistance to Western access at some of Russia's most sensitive weapons facilities, which remain shrouded in secrecy.

WHEN investigators were trying to find out who might have given sensitive weapons secrets to China, they paid special attention to Wen Ho Lee in part because of his Chinese ancestry.

It could help solve one of the central mysteries in Dr. Lee's case: what happened to the 3M brand DC 6150 computer tape cartridges on which the highly sensitive weapons information was illegally placed.

But Al Qaqaa was still under the authority of the Military Industrial Council, which ran Iraq's sensitive weapons programs and was led for a time by Hussein Kamel, Mr. Hussein's son-in-law.

John O. Brennan, Mr. Obama's chief counterterrorism adviser and his nominee to run the Central Intelligence Agency, played a central role in developing the administration's policies regarding both drones and cyberwarfare, the two newest and most politically sensitive weapons in the American arsenal.

He confirmed that Russia had currently suspended delivering further components of S-300 air defence missile systems to Syria, but added that "if we see steps are taken that violate the existing international norms, we shall think how we should act in the future, in particular regarding supplies of such sensitive weapons to certain regions of the world".

"I found many of the NAS's concerns about the 'validity' of polygraph testing to be well taken," he said in testimony outlining the new plan, which will cover just 4600 employees with access to the most sensitive weapons and intelligence information.

• Security guards at sensitive Army weapons plants were unstable and had criminal records.