Sentence examples for weapons it does from inspiring English sources

If it denies that it has these weapons, no amount of disclosure of the weapons it does have will preclude our calling the response a lie, which also will lead to a military response.

"To move so slowly down to 1,550 deployed strategic nuclear weapons, it doesn't make any sense," said John Isaacs, executive director of the Council for a Livable World.

And you would think one lesson of 1988 is that if the American government doesn't want to punish a regime for using chemical weapons, it doesn't have to.

Besides silence on whether it will surrender its weapons, it did not say if the truce was open-ended and permanent, like one declared in 2006, or whether it would halt other activities, like extorting money from business leaders or recruiting members.

The attempt to rid Iraq of nuclear weapons it didn't have has damaged our credibility, set back our nuclear non-proliferation policy, and become one of the most serious blunders in the entire history of American foreign policy.

While he assured the public that, "this is not about getting involved in a Middle Eastern war or changing our stance on Syria", but about chemical weapons, it didn't take long for people to clock some similarities.

THERE is an old joke about the British Tory party which says that, if loyalty was its secret weapon, it did a good job of keeping it secret.

Despite the difficulties in cocking and firing the weapon, it did have several advantages; its barrel did not have to be replaced or require high-grade materials that were expensive to produce, there was little muzzle blast that could give the user's position away, and the size of the barrel meant it could accommodate relatively large calibre munitions.

But Dr. Hindawi says that if Iraq made such a weapon, it did so after he left the scientific wing of the program in 1989.

When Naruto first uses the Rasenshuriken against Kakuzu as a slashing weapon, it did cellular damage to Naruto's arm with Tsunade labeling it a forbidden jutsu and comparing it to poison.

Iran, for example, does not have nuclear weapons; but it does have uranium enrichment facilities which could be used to manufacture such weapons.