Sentence examples for armament contracts from inspiring English sources

News sources cited said that Krauss-Maffei would most likely gain the contract, although the French might get it because of past and existing French armament contracts with Spain.

As the ship was "widely advertised as the fastest and most powerful warship then afloat," the United States and United Kingdom felt her presence might give German companies an advantage in potential armament contracts, so they sent ships of their own.

By April, the armament contract was signed, and so work began slowly on Âsâr-ı Tevfik.

With the armament contract still under negotiation, Krupp was forced to concede, despite the significant financial loss the reconstruction deal represented.

The Ottomans were at the time negotiating for a large armament contract with Krupp for the Army, and used this as leverage; by late 1901, Krupp conceded, rather than risk the lucrative contract.

His company buoyed by armaments contracts, Dawson agreed.

As expected, he came bearing gifts: $14.7 billion in contracts for armaments and a nuclear reactor.

Schindler's ties with the Abwehr and his connections in the Wehrmacht and its Armaments Inspectorate enabled him to obtain contracts to produce enamel cookware for the military.

Newspapers and journals around the world, particularly in Britain and Germany, speculated that Brazil was acting as a proxy for a naval power which would take possession of the two dreadnoughts soon after completion, as they did not believe that a previously insignificant geopolitical power would contract for such powerful armament.

Newspapers and journals around the world speculated that Brazil was acting as a proxy for a naval power which would take possession of the two dreadnoughts soon after completion, as they did not believe that a previously insignificant geopolitical power would contract for such powerful armament.

The Virginia-based Ashlawn Group has been awarded a contract by the US Army's Armament, Research and Engineering Center to produce 120 of its PEMERY™ P-100 proprietary fuel cells and demonstrate their performance as a post-launch power source for the Army's Multi-Option Fuze Artillery (MOFA).