Sentence examples for war inspectors from inspiring English sources

After the war inspectors returned to Tuwaitha with a license to roam at will.

After the war, inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Association discovered stockpiles of nuclear materials near Badush, apparently part of Saddam's secret weapons program.

After the 1991 war, inspectors learned in Iraq that a country could run a parallel bomb program completely out of sight while fulfilling all the obligations associated with its peaceful nuclear projects.

But the post-war inspectors had turned up minimal evidence of chemical and nuclear activity, and no actual weapons.

After the war, international inspectors learned that the regime had been much closer.

After the war, United Nations inspectors found that Iraq's nuclear weapons program was more advanced than expected.

After the Gulf War, United Nations inspectors learned that Iraq had mastered the techniques for making a powdered form of a bacterium closely related to anthrax.

First, after the 1991 gulf war United Nations inspectors learned that Iraq had planned to build a centrifuge plant of 1,000 machines.

After the 1991 Gulf war, when inspectors discovered just how close Iraq had come to having a bomb of its own without their knowing, verification rules were drastically revised.

For Mr. Bush to launch a war before inspectors have looked at anything would be taken as a worse affront to world opinion than not to have enlisted the U.N. in the first place.

"It's not like after the war when inspectors would come and measure your living space, allocating some of it to the ethnic German refugees, and telling you to all squeeze up together," Junk said.