Sentence examples for be disarmed in a from inspiring English sources

Nzapalainga said he was confident "hearts could be disarmed" in a nation due to be visited by Pope Francis in November.

And that's why it's been the policy of this government to insist that Iraq be disarmed in accordance with the terms of the relevant U.N. resolutions.

Nevertheless, that reflexive reluctance about revealing herd size could be disarmed in exchange for needed assistance (e.g. veterinary services).

The National Rifle Association argues service members should be "allowed to defend themselves on U.S. soil, and has said that troops "lost their lives because the government has forced them to be disarmed in the workplace".

"It's outrageous that members of our Armed Services have lost their lives because the government has forced them to be disarmed in the workplace," said Chris Cox, the gun group's chief lobbyist.

Certain enemies must be disarmed in specific ways before they can be neutralized in combat: enemies with stun batons can only be attacked from behind; enemies with shields require aerial attacks to disarm; and enemies wearing body armor must be stunned with rapid successive strikes before they can be harmed.

His art is disarming in a Grandma Moses way.

The Art Star Scene Studios Short DVD contains no nudity, although a prosthetic genital outfit might be disarming in the dark "The Sinful Bitches," about a couple seduced into a creepy apartment sharing situation.

Capitán Prat served in the fleet for about ten years, until she was disarmed in accordance with a treaty signed with Argentina intended to stop a naval arms race between the two countries.

Helen Bamber is disarming in all kinds of ways - and I suspect uses this fully to her advantage.

These involved all parties, including the separatists in eastern Ukraine, refraining from violence, vacating occupied buildings and being disarmed in return for an amnesty.