Sentence examples for unexploded explosive from inspiring English sources

This regulation was followed in 2005 by the creation of the Department of National Defense (DND) Unexploded Explosive Ordinance and UXO Legacy Sites Program to address the challenge of MEC management [35].

He says: "We have one unexploded high-explosive bomb at the National Museum of Flight on display there, kindly loaned by Edinburgh City Museums.

A spokesperson for Janus said: "Earlier today there was an incident in Ramadi at a worksite of Janus Global, the firm the [US] state department has engaged to clear that city of unexploded ordnance, abandoned explosive ordnance, and improvised explosive devices.

When he was a child in Parwan province, Alizada and his friends would pick up UXOs and ERWs — the technical words for unexploded ordnances and explosive remnants of war — and play with them like they were marbles.

These include unexploded ordnance (UXOs), explosive remnants of war (ERWs) and mines.

He disclosed that Spanish investigators had discovered a backpack with an unexploded bomb containing explosives similar to those sometimes used by ETA, a Spanish-made detonator and a cellphone apparently intended to trigger the device.

In response to the risks posed by unexploded munitions and explosives from the clashes, another UNICEF partner is providing large-scale mine-risk education in and around Goma.

Mr. Davis told CBS News's "Face the Nation" on Sunday: "We have reason to believe, based upon the evidence that was found at that scene — the explosions, the explosive ordnance that was unexploded and the firepower that they had — that they were going to attack other individuals".

Six rebels were killed in fighting while bomb-sniffing dogs hunted down unexploded ordnance and hidden explosive devices, officials said Sunday.

("If you find a fully intact unexploded OFAB 250-270 High Explosive Fragmentation Bomb, my first piece of advice is not to use a tractor to drag it").

Around 2.3% of the former Yugoslav republic's territory is still believed to be covered with unexploded mines and similar explosive devices.