Sentence examples for suspected development from inspiring English sources

Mr. Roh's comments refer to North Korea's suspected development of nuclear weapons.

But he also said "Iran's support of terrorist organizations, I think, is something that has to cease" and its suspected development of nuclear weapons was not acceptable.

Most recently, in 1991, talks led to an agreement promoting peace and eventual reunification, but it was never put into practice, partly because of a dispute over the North's suspected development of nuclear weapons.

He confirmed the deployment of an extra carrier strike group and Patriot anti-missile batteries to the Middle East a clear signal that he is not only willing to raise the stakes in Iraq, but is also giving himself the option of a military strike to halt Iran's suspected development of nuclear weapons.

Italy's foreign minister, Massimo D'Alema, argues that co-operation over Israel, Lebanon and Palestine could help to improve ties with America, by showing that the Europeans and Americans can work together in the Arab-Israeli conflict just as they have already done in their efforts to stop Iran's suspected development of nuclear weapons.

Mr Kelly made clear that it would have to satisfy America's concerns on a wide range of issues, especially its suspected development of nuclear, chemical and biological weapons, and sales of ballistic missiles, but also its conventional military threat to South Korea and its poor human-rights record, if it wanted an improvement in relations.

The fear now is that the Enron scandal may discourage foreign investment in other parts of the region, including Afghanistan, or may lead countries with such development to suspect exploitation by foreign investors.

Grimm et al. [ 13] detected substantial speech development disorders in 10% of children between the ages of 4 and 5 in Bielefeld, Germany, and suspected speech development disorders in 20%.

I suspect this development will not go unnoticed in other countries where Americans are also unpopular occupiers.

Russia and China suspect the development of "advanced" theatre defences is just a cover for the creation of a shield to protect American territory, in defiance of the ABM treaty.

Therefore, our results support the use of an AFP cutoff of 10 ng ml−1 (and not 20 ng ml−1) to suspect HCC development in cirrhotic patients undergoing semiannual surveillance.