Sentence examples for test antimissile from inspiring English sources

The Clinton-Yeltsin duet was less successful on other points, notably the attempts to stop the flow of Russian nuclear technology to Iran and to reach a deal that would let the Americans test antimissile technology without scrapping the 1972 ABM treaty.

Meanwhile, a Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman expressed "dismay" that the United States, in a dispatch to its overseas embassies, had issued instructions to justify to foreign leaders American plans to test antimissile systems that would violate the ABM treaty "within months, rather than years".

But if we put our priorities right, and begin by forging a strategic partnership with Russia, we can still test antimissile systems and have real Russian cooperation to meet the threats of Sept. 12 and beyond -- which is so much more important.

The Israeli officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to talk to the media, said the exercises would include testing antimissile systems.

Mr. Bush has committed to the cuts before Mr. Putin has agreed to any change of position on testing antimissile weapons.

Mr. Wolfowitz outlined to senators a two-tiered strategy of negotiating with Russia to amend the treaty while aggressively testing antimissile technologies, particularly ship-launched interceptors, land-based missiles and jet-mounted lasers.

Michael W. Munn, a retired scientist for the military contractor Lockheed and a pioneer in designing and testing antimissile weapons, said: "The only way to make it work is to dumb it down.

Representative Gene Taylor, a conservative Democrat from Mississippi, for example, said he came from a shipbuilding state and needed to be convinced that Congress should spend money testing antimissile weapons rather than enhancing the American fleet.

A1 Bush Firm on Missile Shield President Bush said that "time is of the essence" in new arms talks with Moscow and warned that he would move ahead with testing antimissile technology even if he did not reach an agreement on scrapping the Antiballistic Missile Treaty of 1972.

President Bush and President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia ended their three-day summit meeting today with warm jokes and a pledge to bring stability to Afghanistan, but no discernible progress on amending the treaty that constrains Washington's plans to test an antimissile system.

The 1972 treaty limits testing of antimissile technology.