Sentence examples for weapons experimentation from inspiring English sources

Kelley also says the suggestion in the November report that weapons experimentation could be continuing is based largely on a single document, which ElBaradei had rejected as dubious.

In March 2007, the Security Council put Dr. Abbasi on its sanctions list because of allegations that he had ties to the Iranian nuclear effort, which poses a diplomatic problem: the man insisting that Iran's effort is entirely peaceful is suspected of working on elements of weapons experimentation.

While the ethical questions raised by animal experimentation or weapons research are obvious, ethical problems can arise in any job.

In December 1940, 16th Panzer Division was declared a Lehrtruppe (demonstration troop), a unit to be involved in experimentation with new weapons and tactics.

The logic of the order escapes me, since although Stark is the most technological of the bunch, Batman relies quite a bit on gadgets and Wolverine is the result of high-tech experimentation in the Weapon Plus program.

Uninhabited and used for growing coconuts before its cession to France in 1964, the island was from 1966 to 1996 the site of a number of French nuclear weapons tests conducted through the Pacific Experimentation Centre.

A recent FBI document calls anarchists "criminals seeking an ideology to justify their activities", warning they were engaged in "experimentation with new tactics, weapons … leading up to 2012 conventions".

Iran has rejected repeated agency requests for unfettered access to all sites where inspectors suspect that experimentation with using uranium for weapons has taken place.

Mr. Rumsfeld should also work hard to encourage experimentation, not only with new weapons but also with new war-fighting concepts and new forms of organization.

A group called Tierversuchsgegner Bundesrepublik Deutschland (the German Association for Opponents of Animal Research), whose proclaimed goal is to end animal experimentation in Germany, has used advertising as a weapon for several years.

And while international nuclear inspectors later found evidence of laboratory experimentation with some fuel technology needed to produce a nuclear weapon, there is no evidence the South has seriously sought a weapon since then.