germ war造句

• Japanese accountability for germ war atrocities got lost in the Cold War.
• And commercial interests have continued to fuel the germ war.
• THE PROLOGUE : Iraq Renounces Germ War, but . ..
• These included Russian Army veterans familiar with germ war.
• An agreement by 135 countries against germ war, the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention, has been in force since 1975.
• The international community has known all along that Iraq had an offensive germ war program, State Department Spokesman Nicholas Burns said Wednesday.
• No time should be wasted in improving the capacity to identify and punish violators of the germ war treaty, whether nations or individuals.
• Spokesman Nicholas Burns, at the agency's daily briefing in Washington, said the international community has known all along that Iraq had an offensive germ war program.
• The bottom line was that the goal of those who have been sending the stuff was to spread panic rather than wage a germ war, " she said.
• In the early 1980s, American and British scholars and journalists rediscovered the germ war issue, adding new details of U . S . involvement in covering up the crimes.
• Cooper said he had interviewed former germ war soldiers and others last month in Japan and planned to present Congress and the White House with evidence he had gathered.
• President Saddam Hussein has accused the United Nations of mounting a secret germ war against Iraq, citing his government's accusation that a U . N . employee bred locust eggs to harm Iraqi crops.
• There's misplaced confidence : the real purpose of Yeltsin's threat was to back the United States away from stating a policy of specific deterrence that would stop Saddam from even thinking about going to germ war.
• These crimes included openly and derisively breaking the armistice and U . N . sanctions against him and smashing the U . N . inspection machinery long enough for him to make new batches of germ war weapons.
• He said Iraq was still using every technique to prevent the inspectors from discovering the whereabouts, number and production sites of Saddam's current weapon of choice _ germ war shells that can be, or already are, loaded on planes and short-range missiles.
• Clinton announced Friday at a commencement speech at the U . S . Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md ., that he has ordered the stockpiling of antidotes and vaccines to be used in the event of a germ war attack on the United States.
• Clinton reportedly will announce Friday at a commencement speech at the U . S . Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md ., that he has ordered the stockpiling of antidotes and vaccines to be used in the event of a germ war attack on the United States.
• The obvious suspects include those on the Timothy McVeighesque fringes of the Second Amendment cult, who proudly trade in germ war " cookbooks " at gun shows, and those in the anti-abortion terrorist movement, who have a history of wielding anthrax scares as well as explosives in pursuit of their cause.
• For decades after the war, veterans of Unit 731 and other biological warfare detachments led Japanese medicine, say scholars like Sheldon H . Harris, emeritus professor of history at California State University at Northridge, and author of " Factories of Death " ( Routledge, 1994 ), on the Japanese germ war program.
• "There appears to have been a massive germ war campaign in Yunnan Province bordering Burma, " said Daniel Barenblatt, a graduate psychologist and New York City researcher who has been assembling material for five years for a documentary with the film director David Irving, chairman of the undergraduate film and television department at New York University.