Sentence examples for can be disarmed from inspiring English sources

Only then will it be clear whether Iraq can be disarmed peacefully.

At this point, there remains a possibility that Iraq can be disarmed by voluntary means.

The council's unified stand maximizes the possibility, admittedly slim, that Iraq can be disarmed without war.

That will be the time to judge Baghdad's overall cooperation and decide whether Iraq can be disarmed by peaceful means alone.

In North Korea, the question is whether the country can be disarmed at all, because the president's options range from bad to awful to incredibly dangerous.

If soldiers order him to anesthetize the patients so they can be disarmed and transferred, he will do it, Mr. Shah said, but only then.

"Can Hezbollah be disarmed?" James Traub asks, and concludes, probably not (Aug. 27).

Other scripted greetings can also be disarmed with this simple statement.

Before a standing army can rule the people must be disarmed; as they are in almost every kingdom in Europe.

She can also be disarming in her candor and her kindness, evidenced by the fact that she invited me on vacation with her and Greenland and constantly inquired as to my ability to keep up with them on the moors and gave me a hot water bottle at night.

That smile doesn't lull you into a false sense of security, per se, but it can occasionally be disarming.