Sentence examples for to weaponization from inspiring English sources

The potential for overreach of CISADA's "energy" classification may be reminiscent of restrictions and prohibitions on exports prohibited in pre-war Iraq, specifically when non-weaponized materials such as x-ray machines, entirely inadaptable to weaponization were characterized as "dual use" materials, the only significant result of that policy was to deprive sick Iraqi civilians of basic care.

The capability, even if that capability is short of weaponization, is a pathway to weaponization, and the capability gives Iran the power it needs to wreak havoc in the region and around the world".

But on Monday, diplomats familiar with the Iran file said Iran had begun substantial discussions with I.A.E.A. experts on some issues linked to "weaponization," as part of the agency's investigation of Iran's nuclear activities.

Not new to the world, really, but new to weaponization.

So we said no matter how many impediments you put there, sell it to your people that you have achieved your goals in making Iran not pursue the path to weaponization.

There are indeed several options to forestall weaponization and to cap enrichment; they deserve consideration, because they could open the door to Iran's acceptance of the vigorous inspections associated with the Additional Protocol to the existing Safeguards Agreement with the IAEA.

■ Accelerate nuclear talks with Iran, with tough inspections to prevent weaponization but full rights to civilian nuclear energy, then lift harsh sanctions.

Of the 15, Dr. Rosenberg said, four are "probably more likely than the others to have weaponization capabilities" -- the ability to turn wet anthrax spores into a fine powder that could be used as a weapon.

In the press release, North Korea reiterated its oft-claimed right to pursue "peaceful" space projects of potential economic benefit for the nation, while noting its opposition to "the weaponization of outer space".

But as the North steps closer to the weaponization of its nuclear devices and missile tests, some hard-line members of Ms. Park's governing Saenuri Party called for South Korea to secure its own "nuclear deterrent," while the main opposition party urged Ms. Park to help defuse the tension by sending a special envoy to the North.

It shuts down all "pathways" to possible weaponization through overt or covert means, even as, is frequently overlooked, the U.S. intelligence community reported in 2007 and 2011 that it had no evidence that Iran was pursuing a nuclear weapons program or that it had even made the decision to pursue one.