Sentence examples for ammunitions from inspiring English sources

The list, one of four surviving documents typed in 1945, contains the names of 801 men who were saved from the Holocaust by Oskar Schindler, a German industrialist who employed them in his enamelware and ammunitions factory.

Armed Forces minister Bob Ainsworth said: "Today's partnering agreement secures the long-term supply of ammunitions to our Armed Forces.

They were backed by the Brady Centre, gun control advocacy group, who took on the case for free on the basis that the ammunitions websites "negligently supplied Holmes with the arsenal he used".

He added that while the original source of the ammunitions was now clear, many questions remained unanswered, including who organized the delivery to regions under embargo or enmeshed in ethnic conflicts.

So far, the rebels have obtained arms from defecting Qaddafi loyalists, as well as from abandoned ammunitions depots.

"Keeping in view the threat to the arms and ammunitions, steps were taken with maximum restraint by the security forces," Rajeev Krishna, the inspector general of the Border Security Force in Jammu, said at a news conference Thursday.

Darling, who had asked Osborne after he assumed the leadership of Better Together in 2012 for Treasury back-up, had his ammunition as he joined forces with Dunlop to embark on a final round of discussions ahead of the chancellor's announcement in a speech in Edinburgh on 13 February.

The report said that abducted women and girls held by Boko Haram ranged in age from infancy to 65. "They and many others they saw in the camps were subjected to physical and psychological abuse; forced labour; forced participation in military operations, including carrying ammunition or luring men into ambush; forced marriage to the captors; and sexual abuse, including rape," the report says.

But Britain would provide weapons and ammunition if requested.

Of course a killer is after the members of a sorority, which should give these two all the ammunition they need.

Moscow said the troops had sought asylum, while Kiev said they were forced to flee into Russian territory after running out of ammunition.