Sentences with phrase «nuclear armament»

Alarmed of nuclear armament from North Korea and Iran.

Reliance on nuclear armaments without reliance on the vision of shalom and the One who gives it is to accept an apparent immediate security while bringing ultimate chaos closer to hand.

The end product of that nearly year - long effort, «The Bomb,» is a non-chronological yet meticulously edited stream of detailed blueprints, harrowing Cold War test footage, modern - day nuclear armament grandstanding, and foreboding music.

If it falls to pieces (because it becomes clear that nothing untoward will happen if you drop out and start building nukes), North Korea will certainly not be the last state to go for nuclear armament, and it is only a question of time when we'll see another mushroom cloud over some (ex --RRB- city.

Highly radioactive and uranium rich, pechblende was relentlessly mined in the Ore Mountains of the former German Democratic Republic between 1946 and 1989, ultimately facilitating nuclear armament in the USSR.

We decided that working against nuclear armament was a great cause.

Fowler seems to be at ease with the pastoral letters on nuclear armament and the economy.

Opposition to nuclear armaments?

Groups that reflect a concern with ultimate values include peace movements (specifically the growing resistance in Europe and America to nuclear armaments), ecology organizations (concerned with the preservation of nature), utopian communes (seeking to realize perfect community), psychological self - realization groups (seeking new levels of awareness and self - actualization), and revolutionary and terrorist organizations (whose members are willing to die for a political ideal).

The churches at this point have a great responsibility not to advocate over-all idealistic solutions but to emphasize the distinctively Christian message that is relevant to these issues, to help their members to see the world without the characteristic American ideological blinders, to challenge many of the prevailing assumptions about the cold war and nuclear armaments, and to encourage the debate on public questions about which most people prefer to be silent.

The danger of nuclear armaments was obvious in 1947, but too few existed to threaten all life on earth.

Japan could perhaps argue that the nuclear armament of North Korea is such an unforeseen event.

Though he was speaking on another issue, nuclear armaments, this could apply to the control of super bugs like MRSA, Klebsiella, E-coli C - diff and Acinetobactor, for if the last 50 years have taught us anything, it is that Governments should realise that this is a global problem not confined to just one country.

A well - placed strike could set their programme back years and it would be a much needed reality check that the world will not tolerate a hostile regime's pursuit of nuclear armament.

Alexander called this reduced nuclear capacity «a further step down that ladder of disarmament», suggested the US would be keen on such an outcome, considering Obama's apparent enthusiasm for a world without nuclear armament.

Whilst corporate news flow was largely positive, its impact on the SLI was overshadowed by the waxing and waning of tensions between North Korea and the USA over the former's nuclear armament.

It teaches little history and uses the horrors of the Holocaust as an entree to issues of nuclear armament and other political and social controversies.