chemical weapon proliferation造句

• Meanwhile, a senior Administration official said China's role in missile and chemical weapons proliferation was unsatisfactory and could imperil relations.
• The second concerns proliferation : by rewarding China for its nuclear moderation, America hopes for Chinese cooperation on chemical weapons proliferation, too.
• Fifth, we agreed to begin visits to biological weapons factories this August as a part of our common efforts to reduce the threat of biological and chemical weapons proliferation.
• Ninth, the Clinton administration via the Iraqi crisis was able to educate the American people and the international community on the disastrous consequences of biological and chemical weapons proliferation and possible use.
• Since 1989, the Sudanese opposition and Uganda had alleged that the regime was manufacturing and using chemical weapons, although the U . S . did not accuse Sudan of chemical weapons proliferation.
• The next president will face a range of foreign policy and military dilemmas never envisioned a generation ago : nuclear, biological, and chemical weapon proliferation; state-sponsored terrorism; and the spread of ballistic missile technology.
• Messing, who served as a U . S . special forces officer in 27 conflicts before joining NDCF, said the United States " should be completely vigilant, especially about nuclear, biological and chemical weapons proliferation.
• "An ounce of prevention, applied via collaborative research grants, security enhancements and training programs to steer the weapons institutes toward commercial self-sufficiency, could short-circuit biological and chemical weapons proliferation, " she said.
• The report, by the center's assistant director, Igor Khripunov, said that fewer than half of the countries surveyed follow the strict guidelines of the Australia Group, an informal international agreement to control biological and chemical weapons proliferation.
• Other critics, like Sen . Jeff Bingaman, D-N . M ., said NATO enlargement was a " distraction " to more pressing security threats such as terrorism, nuclear and chemical weapons proliferation, and the threat of accidental nuclear missile launches.
• "Without the United States and Russia, the convention would be somewhat of a hollow treaty, less able to deal with the gravity of chemical weapons proliferation, " said Amy Smithson of the Henry L . Stimson Center in Washington, which researches security issues.