Sentence examples for arm in return from inspiring English sources

When he claims to have identified a conflict within negative liberty itself, he is chancing his arm in return for rhetorical advantage.

A UN-backed special court for Sierra Leone found the former Liberian president guilty of aiding and abetting war crimes and crimes against humanity for supporting rebels who carried out atrocities in Sierra Leone – such as the one in which Sawanah lost his arm – in return for "blood diamonds".

The besieged families agreed to put down their arms in return for safe escort to Cedar City, about thirty-five miles away.

The article continues by stating that "Eventually it would be sensible to give the French certain nuclear arms in return got promises to use such weapons as NATO requires" (Sulzberger 22).

Since then he has supplied them with arms, in return for diamonds.In Liberia's 1997 election, which marked the end of the civil war, he terrorised people into voting for him.

Under the terms of this, they were to lay down their arms; in return the government was to introduce Islamic law in NWFP's Malakand division, which includes Swat.

The delegation to Tajikistan, which supposedly obtained the ransom of arms in return for the hostages, was led by Dr Tahir Shamalzai, the brother of a former Taliban commander.

General Petraeus says there is "no question" that the ALP is making a big impact, although critics fear that this "militia" may inevitably turn on the population it is supposed to serve.According to the general, some insurgent groups are also increasingly interested in a reintegration programme under which fighters give up their arms in return for an amnesty and some vocational training.

Weeks before the massacre, Prabhakaran's aides began calling their intermediary Marie Colvin, and on the evening of May 17th one of them relayed surrender terms: the Tigers would lay down their arms in return for a guarantee of safety for fifty of their leaders and a thousand of their fighters.

This year's worst fighting has been between the army and those Hutus who still rubbish the political process.This week, the biggest Hutu rebel group, the Forces for the Defence of Democracy (FDD), laid down its arms in return for a piece of power.

The unofficial deal is that the Sudanese should tell the LRA and other rebels to lay down their arms, in return for a matching order from the Ugandans to Mr Garang's lot.In this section Restless in Zanzibar Call off the dogs of war Sierra Leone's uncertain path to peace Silenced ReprintsWhat chances does this agreement have of translating into peace on the ground?