zero option

It was the first to speak out for the zero option.

Indeed, I support a zero option for all nuclear arms.

This zero option does not appear clearly within the Council's plan.

Perhaps the strongest argument for the zero option in Europe is a political one.

The zero option was a Western proposal from the beginning."

Finally, the alternatives must be analysed, including the zero option.

"That leaves us with zero options when it comes to leverage against these oil producers.

"We'll probably come out somewhere between the zero option and the $:40 million we'd need to do some really wonderful things," he said.

The provisional government, which has observer status at the talks, agreed to the "zero option."

Already we hear calls from the right and the left to impose what might be called a "zero option"; that is, cancellation of Iraq's debt.

Finally, to my last comment, the zero option.

Zero option is between thirteen and seventeen minutes.

To be sure, the zero option will not solve all of the security problems of Western Europe.

But the Soviet envoy quickly added that this "zero option" could not be concluded "except with the participation of other nuclear states."

"Nobody ever took the zero option seriously."

Last night was the zero option.

First, embracing the zero option should not be interpreted as loosening the American commitment to Europe.

Here are several of the most significant changes, which followed President Reagan's first proposal of the so-called zero option in 1981.

Then, in 1981, President Reagan proposed the "zero option" to eliminate intermediate-range nuclear forces.

President Reagan's 'zero option' is on the table.

The Reagan administration's own proposal to eliminate nuclear weapons was sparked by the peacenik slogan "zero option."

"Not a zero option situation," Ryan replied.

The deeper challenge of the zero option is to NATO's conventional forces.

What remains is a stale aftertaste of zero options on the central questions of employment, health protection and democratic progress in the Union.

To some the zero option was impossibly visionary and unrealistic and to others merely a propaganda ploy.