Sentence examples for weaponisation of space from inspiring English sources
George Bush has refused to talk to China about a proposal it raised in 2002, with Russia's backing, for a treaty outlawing the "weaponisation" of space.
Ilya Klebanov, the Russian vice-premier, and the Chinese foreign ministry have both called for negotiations on preventing the weaponisation of space to take place within the existing framework of the UN Conference on Disarmament.
'If the UK government tries to argue that it is participating in missile defence, but not in the weaponisation of space, either officials have been duped or they are being disingenuous,' said Hitchens.
Plus there are even some zero-gravity movies – Pax Americana And The Weaponisation Of Space looks at the possibility of orbiting missile platforms, while Space Tourists looks at the new playground for the mega-rich.
The high seas were one of four "critical security domains" highlighted in the paper, the others being outer space, cyberspace and nuclear force, although the white paper underlined that China wants to avoid a nuclear arms race or the weaponisation of space.
"I don't know how this could be called weaponisation of space.
The law establishing Nada calls for co-operation with other nations over space programmes, while also rejecting "selectivity and double-standards in space activities and the weaponisation of outer space".
At the UN General Assembly, America has stood alone in voting against a resolution supporting negotiations on a treaty to prevent a space arms race, an idea pushed by China and Russia.Yet the Bush administration has stopped short of taking the fateful step of "weaponisation" in space.
Pumas need lots of space.
