Sentence examples for weapons were detected from inspiring English sources

In a conference call with reporters, Benjamin B. Tucker, the chief executive of the city's Office of School Safety and Planning, said most of the reported weapons incidents are cases where weapons were detected at the door to the school.

The 28-year-old was on his way into the resort's Hotel New York when the weapons were detected on, a spokesperson for the judicial police in Meaux told The Independent.

In other words, changes of all types were detected faster after training with the weapon.

It is the randomness and therefore the unpredictability of the search which has the deterrent effect and also increases the chances that weapons will be detected".

"It is... the unpredictability of the search which has the deterrent effect, and also increases the chances that weapons will be detected," said Lady Hale.

The air-defense system said to have been sold to Iraq, known as Kolchuga, is a "passive radar" that can track approaching aircraft and vehicles and aim weapons without being detected.

A terrorist might be deterred by the knowledge that new surveillance tools have been developed that could identify him, even in a large crowd; that his weapon could be detected without his knowledge.

The deadly bacterium that causes tularemia — long feared as a possible biological weapon — had been detected at the convention site.

"Once a face and a weapon has been detected, the drone would swiftly fly to the target and fire electrodes at the intruder, thereby incapacitating them and allowing the weapon to be secured by personnel it trusts," the person wrote.

Despite the fact that, last week, US Director of National Intelligence James Clapper assured a Senate select committee that Iran would be unable to build a nuclear weapon without being detected, public opinion still appears to side with the idea that Iran poses a nuclear threat.

Mr. Vietor noted that Iran has said that international inspectors "will continue to have access to these centrifuges as part of its inspection activities in Iran," which would make it likely that any diversion of the fuel for weapons use could be detected.