Sentence examples for test moratorium from inspiring English sources

Ignoring North Korea will be difficult, at best, because the country's self-imposed missile test moratorium expires next year.

President Bush has said it does not adequately protect the nation's security interests, although the Bush administration continues to honor the test moratorium.

American Ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson also rejected completely an uninspected test moratorium, which he called a "trap" that "we cannot afford to enter again".

During Mr. Koizumi's one-day meeting with Mr. Kim, the North Korean leader pledged not only to continue to observe its missile test moratorium, but also to abide by all international obligations regarding nuclear weapons.

Today North Korea threatened to resume flight tests of ballistic missiles, saying it might end a three-year-old test moratorium if Japan went ahead with developing a missile defense shield with the United States.

Conducted just before a nuclear test moratorium that began in October 1958 and lasted until September 1961, this final series of British atmospheric tests solidified the boosted designs and contributed novel ideas to modern thermonuclear weapons.

We are respecting the nuclear testing moratorium and all other nations should as well".

It was this development, Selig's office later told investigators for Mitchell, that led to a testing moratorium in 2004.

In 1958, as a prelude to opening negotiations with the U.S.S.R. on a nuclear-test-ban treaty, President Eisenhower proposed a one-year testing moratorium.

He emphasized that the administration would "continue to observe the nuclear testing moratorium consistent with our right to take measures to ensure stockpile safety and integrity in extraordinary circumstances".

On the question of Russian nuclear testing, he said, "We are concerned that we may not be able to know if any entity were testing in a way designed to avoid detection, and we expect Russia to abide by the testing moratorium it has declared for itself".