Sentence examples for ammunition and training from inspiring English sources

Kurds know that they lack the weapons, ammunition and training to be an offensive threat.

All of these men, we discovered, were directly supported by active members of the Pakistani military and intelligence forces, who provided them with arms, ammunition and training.

In his meetings with a group of Palestinian businessmen last January, Abrams said the US had to support Fatah with guns, ammunition and training, so that they could fight Hamas for control of the Palestinian government.

In August, the embattled Brazilian business tycoon Eike Batista — whose annual contributions of nearly $10 million had paid for U.P.P. equipment, uniforms, weapons, ammunition and training — withdrew his financial support for the project.

Those arrested by the police antiterrorism squad in Maharashtra over the past two weeks included a Hindu nun with links to the principal opposition party, the Bharatiya Janata Party, and an army colonel, who is suspected of having provided ammunition and training to the bombers.

During his statement, Mr Cameron outlined steps that Britain would take against IS: Work with the Iraqi government to ensure it represents all of its people, and support the Kurdish regional government which has already received British ammunition and training.

He estimated the school has spent roughly $3,500 to purchase ammunition and train six school employees to handle the weapons while the rest of the arsenal was donated by the community.

It allowed the United States to offer food, economic and agricultural training to impoverished nations; it also made available weapons, ammunition and military training intended to help keep anti-Soviet leaders in power.

Like many others built around the turn of the century, it was used to store arms and ammunition and to train troops.

The armory, a federal, state and city landmark, was built by the city between 1912 and 1917 and was used to store arms and ammunition and to train troops.

The armory, a federal, state and city landmark on Kingsbridge Road at Jerome Avenue, was built by the city between 1912 and 1917 and was used to store arms and ammunition and to train troops.