1.   Clinton also used his address to pointedly warn President Saddam Hussein that Iraq would face punitive military action unless he immediately allows resumption of unfettered U.N. weapons inspections.

2.   Nothing will induce him to permit unfettered inspections.

3.   Saddam Hussein has now rebuffed a United Nations Security Council demand for unfettered inspection of sites where chemical or biological weapons may be manufactured or stored.

4.   The council is now unified in responding that this cannot happen until unfettered inspections resume.

5.   There was significant speculation over when strict UN economic sanctions against Iraq might be eased if Hussein follows through on his promise to allow unfettered inspections.

6.   China is opposed to using force to compel Iraq to accept unfettered U.N. inspections.

7.   In response, the United States and Britain rushed military forces to the Gulf in January, threatening to use force unless Iraq agreed to unfettered inspections.

8.   The Iraqi government lifted the ban and agreed to unfettered inspection Saturday, as the U.S. was about to launch massive airstrikes.

9.   The United States, backed by Britain, has threatened a military attack if Iraq does not permit unfettered inspections.

10.   The United States had rushed warships to the Gulf and had threatened military strikes unless Iraq agreed to unfettered U.N. inspections.