101.   The United States has threatened to use military force if Iraq refuses to grant the inspectors access to sensitive sites such as the palaces.

102.   The United Nations also maintains surveillance cameras at sensitive sites suspected of producing illegal weapons.

103.   The United Nations apparently has put Ritter in charge of inspecting particularly sensitive sites.

104.   The United States and Britain have threatened attacks against Iraq if it refuses to allow U.N. weapons inspectors into sensitive sites.

105.   These include presidential palaces and other so-called sensitive sites.

106.   The United States has threatened to attack Iraq if it does not open its so-called sensitive sites to U.N. weapons inspectors.

107.   They want access to sensitive sites, including presidential palaces.

108.   This suggested that they were inspections of so-called sensitive sites, such as ministries and military or intelligence headquarters, which require special procedures.

109.   They have set up special police task forces and used technological filters to block politically sensitive sites.

110.   Thousands of troops were deployed at sensitive sites, and snipers and bomb-disposal squads stood ready.