Hence it is proposed in this paper that the accelerated development of nuclear power industry is not good, and the over-accelerated development may be harmful, without appropriately considering the uranium resources and spent fuel management.
1. Civil service fast stream The accelerated development programme for the civil service.
William Safire is correct to applaud the accelerated development of new vaccines to guard against bioterrorism (column, Oct. 11).
And yes, because the Romantic spirit, despite our persistent nostalgia for it, never quite survived the accelerated development of the last century and its violent politics.
(Mr. Obama has proposed a $150 billion investment in the accelerated development of alternative energy sources, including hybrid-electric car engines, and does not oppose nuclear energy).
It was nothing more than a coincidence that I was on my way to Babuyan to examine the accelerated development of its society on the very day that the United States was attacked.
The accelerated development of platinum mining in the country is one chapter of what the ruling ANC claims is a "good story to tell" about the first 20 years of democracy.
The accelerated development of computer chip applications versus private space activity over 30 years has shown investment going where its potential has not been suppressed by a de facto vetting authority, like that which Apollo vested in NASA.
Along with intensified work on the ground-based system, the Pentagon's new plan calls for the accelerated development of chemical lasers that would fly in space or high in the atmosphere, fresh research on an abandoned program to launch thousands of interceptors into space and the expansion of a project to place dozens of sensor-laden satellites into orbit.
Well before the shock of September 11th, the trends were evident: the increasingly anti-Semitic and anti-Israeli tone of the government press in Egypt; the accelerated development of weapons of mass destruction in Iran and Iraq; the instability of the regimes in Riyadh, Cairo, and Amman.
Thomas J. O'Malley, an aviation engineer in New Jersey, would move in a few months to a forlorn spit of land at Cape Canaveral, Fla., to be a test conductor in the accelerated development of the Atlas missile, which would eventually lift American astronauts into orbit.
