Sentence examples for cold war arms from inspiring English sources

Mr. Putin has vociferously opposed amending the treaty, a landmark of cold war arms control.

In the aftermath of the Cold War, arms traffickers took advantage of privatization and globalization to build war-facilitation empires.

(Ryan notes that this logic was replicated on a global scale during the Cold War arms race).

In the 1960s, these savvy cetaceans were enlisted by the U.S. and the Soviet Union as part of the Cold War arms race.

The Dead Hand: The Untold Story of the Cold War Arms Race and Its Dangerous Legacy (2009) by David E. Hoffman won the award for general nonfiction.

I'll also add that, as the grandson of a Cold War arms negotiator, I particularly enjoy watching the United States beat the Russians.

Plus, for better or worse, there is an element of cold war arms-race about all this, a shadow-boxing struggle for influence.

Now that the alleged threat of communism has disappeared and there are no longer any more excuses for cold wars, arms races, and military spending, what is blocking the immediate use of these resources to promote the development of the Third World and fight the threat of the ecological destruction of the planet?

Now that the alleged threat of communism has disappeared and there are no longer any more excuses for cold wars, arms races and military spending, what is blocking the immediate use of these resources to promote the development of the Third World and fight the threat of the ecological destruction of the planet?

But that agreement followed the same pattern as all of the cold-war and post-cold-war arms treaties.

Mr. Putin has opposed the administration efforts to amend the Antiballistic Missile Treaty of 1972, considered the basis of cold-war arms control, to allow a missile defense system.