Sentence examples for Post-disarmament from inspiring English sources

Now, in a crucial post-disarmament phase that requires commanders to reveal their crimes in exchange for lenient treatment, Mancuso and others have begun to speak.

The Oppenheimer story also encapsulates other profound 20th-century themes: the Jewish Diaspora; the 1930s crisis of capitalism; the embrace by many intellectuals of communism; the post-war nuclear disarmament movement; the Cold War; McCarthyism; and the "Two Cultures" - Oppenheimer wrote poetry and stories and had many deep artistic interests.

As communities work to rebuild amid the destruction of the past two decades, the diverse needs and challenges unique to post-conflict and disarmament have inspired much of the work I undertake as the Director of St. Monica Gulu Girls Relieff.

"Part of the difficulty in looking at Masson is his apparent lack of a signature style," said Mr. Gotlieb, who discovered Masson's work in Switzerland, where he was posted during the United Nations disarmament conferences in the 1960's.

The post-election debate will not be about disarmament but about whether there is a credible nuclear deterrent that is smaller and much cheaper than the one planned at present.

France and the UK have had different approaches to the possibility of nuclear disarmament; these derive from the different post- Second World War national narratives in which the development of nuclear weapons has been embedded.

Both speakers said Nato was at a crossroads: it could either continue to pursue its post cold war policy of emphasising non-proliferation and disarmament, or go down the Washington path of pre-emptive military action.

Donald Trump wanted Ronald Reagan to give him an official post in the USSR in the 1980s, to negotiate nuclear disarmament, a Nobel prize-winning cardiologist claimed.

Examples may include disarmament, demobilisation and reintegration of participants returning home post-conflict with changed views, or well-monitored codes of conduct for combatants.

"The disarmament race is taking its place".

President Jimmy Carter appointed him ambassador to the Soviet Union in 1979, a post he held through 1980, and he later continued working for disarmament.