Sentence examples for sites of weapons from inspiring English sources

The visit is not related to Security Council demands for inspections of suspected sites of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.

Is any of that information coming in leading you to sites of weapons of mass destruction or even indicating that weapons of mass destruction exist in Iraq? A. Information comes in and we use it in a variety of ways.

Some of the discussions about ensuring UN weapons inspectors got full access to presumed sites of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq were a precursor to later talks with George Bush, which led to the invasion of Iraq in 2003.

The trip has been stalled over Syria's objections to giving the panel unlimited access to all suspected sites of chemical weapons use.

The team labeled as "promising" documents handed over by Syrian officials, who are required to disclose the sites of chemical weapons facilities and other pertinent details.

A team from the 75th Exploitation Task Force, a special unit that tests suspected sites for weapons of mass destruction, is scheduled to visit the site on Tuesday.

As British forces continue to clear Basra of rubble, sweeping tanks off the Basra Road, the NBC Regiment is increasingly being called in to inspect suspicious sites for weapons of mass destruction.

Gen. Tommy R. Franks, who commands American forces in the Afghan war zone, said today that searches have been conducted at about 60 locations suspected as sites for production of weapons of mass destruction and another 50 or so that he described as "sensitive sites".

This followed calls by some 35 member states - including the US, UK and France - for the UN chemical weapons inspectors that are already probing three sites of alleged chemical weapons use in Syria to be dispatched immediately to the scene to investigate.

The IDF said the target was the site of continued weapons development and research by Hamas.

Also on Saturday, Syrian state news media reported that talks between government officials and a delegation from the United Nations over allowing access for investigators to the sites of suspected chemical weapons attacks during the war had resulted in "an agreement on the ways to move forward".