| I agree with John Kyl that many terrorist organizations have access to biological agents, but they don't know how to weaponize them. |
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| Do you believe that right now there are people in this world trying to weaponize smallpox and other viruses, and succeeding? |
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| Ken Alibek has alleged that the Soviets had a program to weaponize smallpox. |
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| But because B. S. E. is on a list of pathogens that terrorists might weaponize, he must satisfy requirements of the Homeland Security Department. |
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| After the invasion of Kuwait by Iraq in August 1990, Iraq increased the production of bulk biological warfare agents and began to weaponize them. |
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| The United States could weaponize space and gain a temporary advantage, but eventually other nations would develop their own space weapons in response. |
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| Chemical agents are widespread and relatively easy to acquire and weaponize. |
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| Perhaps because a scenario has always seemed just a bit too plausible, humans have not tried to weaponize other primates on any serious scale. |
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| We are faced with a government that has made it very clear that it intends to weaponize space exclusively on its behalf. |
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| They refuse to see that what is really going on is that the Americans intend to weaponize space. |
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| However, it was stated by one person that given the high vulnerability of satellites, any race to weaponize space was rendered unnecessary-significant capabilities are not necessary in order to compete in this area. |
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| That would be the first time that we would be weaponizing space, and there has been a policy up to this point that we are not going to weaponize space. |
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| As I washed my hands and tried to dust off the powder that clung to my pants and shoes, I thought about what Bill Patrick, my friend and bio-weapons mentor, had told me: anthrax was hard to weaponize. |
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| We believed that Iraq had lethal biological weapons agents, including anthrax, which it could quickly produce and weaponize for delivery by bombs, missiles, aerial sprayers and covert operatives. |
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| At the Oxford English Dictionary, Jesse Sheidlower, the principal editor of the North American editorial unit, said weaponization and weaponized were already in the dictionary and they would add weaponize as a verb. |
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| It is alarming to know that the Liberal government was poised to sign on to Bush's missile defence that would inevitably weaponize space and launch a new and dangerous global arms race. |
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| Iran's past efforts to weaponize its program will be addressed. |
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| She keeps saying that it is obvious from all of the documentation she has seen that the Bush administration is going to weaponize space, that this is where the Americans are going. |
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| In every conceivable forum, Canada has said that we do not believe it is in the interests of the United States or any country to weaponize space, that this would be a disastrous mistake. |
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