ballistic missile

Converse of subject

• pose: Offer the longer-term goal of eliminating the threat posed by ballistic missiles to all the people of the globe.

Converse of object

• submarine-launch: Over the same period, the Soviet Union built 4 new classes of submarine-launched ballistic missiles and over 60 new missile submarines.
• intercept: At sea, SM-3 missiles would be launched from Aegis destroyers, to intercept incoming ballistic missiles.
• develop: Under the UN agreement after the 1991 Gulf War, Saddam is allowed to develop only short-range ballistic missiles.
• fire: The Americans are also preparing their missiles - Trident ballistic missiles fired from submarines.
• arm: America faces the possibility of catastrophic attack from ballistic missiles armed with weapons of mass destruction.
• build: They have continued to build far more intercontinental ballistic missiles than they could possibly need simply to deter an attack.

Adjective modifier

• intercontinental: They have continued to build far more intercontinental ballistic missiles than they could possibly need simply to deter an attack.
• short-range: Under the UN agreement after the 1991 Gulf War, Saddam is allowed to develop only short-range ballistic missiles.
• incoming: At sea, SM-3 missiles would be launched from Aegis destroyers, to intercept incoming ballistic missiles.
• nuclear: Russian submarines carrying ballistic nuclear missiles went to battle stations.
• other: Design work for other ballistic missiles over the UN limit of 150km continues.
• longer-range: Both India and Pakistan are pressing ahead with development and testing of longer-range ballistic missiles and are inducting additional SRBMs into missile units.

Preposition: over

• limit: Design work for other ballistic missiles over the UN limit of 150km continues.