Sentence examples for use of nuclear technology from inspiring English sources

"Iran claims that it wants to make peaceful use of nuclear technology, but the world does not accept Iran's claim.

The agency, established in 1957 to promote the use of nuclear technology for peaceful purposes and to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons, now has 137 members.

This view was echoed by the official Iranian news service when it reported on the unveiling of the new factory by saying, "The use of nuclear technology would reinforce the authority of Iran's system".

In 1957 the Atoms for Peace program led to the creation of the International Atomic Energy Agency IAEAa), a United Nations organization promoting the safe and peaceful use of nuclear technology.

During the nineteen-sixties, many such experiments with underground nuclear explosions were proposed some were even carried out primarily for mining, drilling and land-moving purposes, under the auspices of Project Plowshare, a program for the peaceful use of nuclear technology.

As head of the International Atomic Energy Agency IAEAA), ElBaradei dedicated his career to the peaceful use of nuclear technology.

In specific terms, remedial actions in areas affected by accidents and incidents can differ from similar operations in areas contaminated by the ionizing radiation sources of another origin associated with the nuclear industry and power engineering and the use of nuclear technologies in agriculture, medicine, industry, research activities, and so on.

"I aimed to create a space for contemplation of the impacts of humankind's use of nuclear technologies, both positive and negative, as well as a reminder of the fact that radioactivity is ubiquitous, ever present and essential.

Radiation-induced injuries are commonly observed due to the unwise use of nuclear technologies.

"It can only encourage states which have signed the Nonproliferation Treaty to opt for military uses of nuclear technology".

With a bow to the G-77, Amano felt obliged to emphasize the importance of "balance" regarding the Agency's work in peaceful uses of nuclear technology.