Sentence examples for arms expand from inspiring English sources

The Central Intelligence Agency said today that Iraq had taken advantage of the withdrawal of United Nations weapons inspectors to resume the production of chemical arms, expand efforts to develop biological weapons and revive its program to make nuclear arms.

The Central Intelligence Agency said that Iraq had taken advantage of the withdrawal of United Nations weapons inspectors in 1998 to resume its production of chemical arms, expand efforts to develop biological weapons and revive its program to make nuclear arms.

A second stage of development occurred during the 14th and 15th centuries when Arthurian arms expanded to include as many as 200 attributed coats of arms.

The tube, threaded through an artery in the leg or arm, expands to hold the artery open at the point where blood flow is restricted.

Under Smith, the BBC's commercial arm expanded with own-brand channels, overseas production outfits, and equity stakes in independent production companies.

Their merchandising arm expanded to incorporate comics, ties, backpacks, dolls and golf and skiing equipment, while the ice cream manufacturer Ben & Jerry's was forced to cough up a slice of the proceeds of its Cherry Garcia flavour.

The Chinese chant shows the militant group, through its official media arm, "expanding on the languages" used in its recruitment efforts, the SITE Intelligence Group noted.

The role of a British banker who set up a secret offshore finance company allegedly used to help North Korea sell arms and expand its nuclear weapons programme.

This temperature increase causes the "hot" arm to expand along its length, thus forcing the tip of the device to rotate about its mechanical flexure element.

This temperature differential causes the hot arm to expand along its length, thus forcing the tip of the device to rotate about the flexure.

This temperature increase causes the 'hot' arm to expand along its length, thus forcing the tip of the device to rotate about a mechanical flexure element.