Sentence examples for weapons organization from inspiring English sources

The chemical weapons organization never found the allegations sufficiently persuasive to justify sending a mission to Chad to investigate, an organization official said today.

The next year, Mr. Day left the magazine to join an anti-nuclear weapons organization sponsored by the American Friends Service Committee.

In its declaration to the chemical weapons organization, officials said Libya had acknowledged that it had made the mustard gas over a decade ago at Rabta, a production facility in the Libyan desert 75 miles southwest of Tripoli.

The approval of Syria's blueprint by the chemical weapons organization takes Syria past another key milestone in carrying out an agreement reached by Russia and the United States in September that calls for the destruction of Syria's stockpile by the middle of next year.

In an interview on Friday, Rogelio Pfirter, director general of the chemical weapons organization, described the mustard gas stockpile as quite sizable, though the former Soviet Union and the United States both declared that they had made thousands of tons of the deadly agent.

As officials at the chemical weapons organization and American officials in Washington began analyzing the Libyan declaration, a State Department-chartered ship loaded with more than 500 metric tons of equipment from Libya's nuclear and other weapons programs was preparing to leave Saturday morning.

"He opposes building a new generation of nuclear weapons," the organization said in a fund-raising letter supporting Mr. Obama's candidacy.

In this context, it is not surprising that four years after the Black Panther Party was founded, in October of 1966, by a loose and very young assortment of Bay Area radicals (their initial mission was to legally follow and monitor police officers with unconcealed weapons), the organization grew to one with headquarters in sixty-eight cities.

Officials also said that one of Mr. Bustani's early initiatives after his appointment to the post in May 1997 was to insist that his salary be increased to equal that of the director of the international agency that prevents the spread of nuclear weapons, an organization roughly three times the size of his.

Yesterday, the world's main nuclear weapons monitoring organization announced that China has agreed to begin sharing data from 10 stations on its territory.

After Mr. Jiang's 20-minute phone call with Mr. Bush this morning, the official Chinese news agency said Mr. Jiang had pointed out "that the two U.N. weapons inspections organizations in Iraq had made some progress" and that "support should be given to the two U.N. organizations in the strengthening of the weapons inspections".