detargeted

We've detargeted the nuclear weapons against each other.

Interview Of The President By Wolf Blitzer On Cnn Online ITY National Archives 2000

But this was a mutual decision we made because we both felt that, number one, if we detargeted, we would completely eliminate the prospect ever of any kind of accidental launch; and, number two, we would take one more step in showing mutual confidence and trust in one another; and, number three, it would be a helpful signal as a counterweight to the recent nuclear tests in India and Pakistan.

Press Availability With Presidents Clinton And Jiang ITY National Archives 1998

It's widely acknowledged that warheads can be fairly quickly and fairly easily retargeted; but it is a confidence-building measure to have these missiles non-targeted or detargeted in their ready posture.

Press Briefing By Mike Mccurry ITY National Archives 1997

You look at the fact that we now have almost 180 nations committed not to get involved in the nuclear arms race, and the fact that the Russians and others have detargeted their nuclear missiles so that now there are no more nuclear missiles pointed at any American homes for the first time since the dawn of the Nuclear Age.

President Remarks To The People Of Salem ITY National Archives 1996

For the more modern of our systems, the Peacekeeper, for example, the D-5, the more modern systems, they actually are detargeted in that their targets are removed.

Background Briefing On Us Russian Summit ITY National Archives 1994

The United States at the end of the Cold War, especially since the Russians have now detargeted their missiles and they don't point them at us anymore, and because we have so many challenges here at home is often tempted to think, well, we don't really have to get involved with our friends and neighbors, we don't have to be involved in Bosnia, we don't have to be involved in Haiti, we don't have to even take our time with the Middle East, or in trying to solve the Irish problem.

President Remarks To The People Of Salem ITY National Archives 1996