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• That meant that the nuclear threshold was very high.
• Akram predicted a dim future for the treaty if nuclear threshold states did not sign.
• New nuclear weapons tests would be a setback and a fatal signal for nuclear threshold countries,
• The UK and others say that without the nuclear threshold states the treaty would be meaningless.
• The new nuclear threshold is being asserted to compensate for the decomposition of Russia's conventional armed forces.
• Deutch said the Corona program was " probably instrumental in keeping us back from the nuclear threshold ."
• But here, where there is a great imbalance of conventional forces, the nuclear threshold may be very low.
• The United States cut off aid to Pakistan in 1990, saying Pakistan had crossed the " nuclear threshold ."
• The United States cut off aid to Pakistan in 1990 when it determined that Pakistan had crossed the nuclear threshold.
• If the United States takes a hike, expect several nations that are on the nuclear threshold to jump into the game.
• He chastised the industrialized world for ignoring signals and warnings from Pakistan that India was preparing to cross the nuclear threshold.
• Asked by Reed if the administration had lowered the nuclear threshold, Powell replied : " We have done no such thing ."
• Pakistan has been vocal in criticizing the industrialized world for ignoring its warnings that India was preparing to cross the nuclear threshold.
• Asked by Reed if the Bush administration had lowered the nuclear threshold, Powell replied, " We have done no such thing ."
• That situation profoundly altered the course of the cold war and was probably instrumental in keeping us back from the nuclear threshold.
• Asked by a senator if the Bush administration had lowered the nuclear threshold, Powell replied, " We have done no such thing ."
• Pakistan's first stunned response to India's nuclear tests last week quickly turned to anger that India could step so brazenly across the nuclear threshold.
• "Other nuclear threshold states, such as Israel and North Korea, would go the same way, if the pain of sanctions is not felt, " it said.
• The United States cut off all military and humanitarian aid to Pakistan in 1990 because it believed Islamabad crossed the nuclear threshold and built a nuclear bomb.