Sentence examples for control weaponry from inspiring English sources

Consumer culture and riot police meet in this series of Snuggies printed with crowd control weaponry by artist Johannah Herr.

Furthermore, actions on both sides to control weaponry, gunpowder, and other military supplies became more contentious, as the British sought to bring military stores more directly under their control, and the Patriot colonists sought to acquire them for their own use.

They were met by 2,500 cops brandishing new crowd-control weaponry, paid for in part by a little-noticed $8.5m appropriation tacked onto the Iraqi reconstruction bill.

Menwith Hill has undergone a multibillion-dollar investment programme to enhance exactly those same capabilities for the interception of domestic communications and in its role co-ordinating intelligence-led warfare for special operations forces and remote-control weaponry like drones.

Eisenhower controlled weaponry that, if used without restraint, could have ended life on the planet.

His themes are the economy, education and the environment, arms control and weaponry.

The Defense Department in particular is counting on the technology to end the dangerous confusion that arises when different branches of the armed forces try to talk to each other, get data from satellites or control robotic weaponry with incompatible communications systems.

That's much more controversial — especially in the drone age where machines control autonomous weaponry.

Finally, their emphatic advocacy for controls on weaponry (in that pragmatic, Obama-way) is also indicative of new politics.

Proposals to control high-powered weaponry — or at least ban the absurd 100-round clip used in the assault — quickly fell by the wayside as politicians refused, once again, to take firm control of gun sales.

The control of nuclear weaponry was Douglas's main policy interest, and in 1945 she imagined that this could best be accomplished by sharing the secrets of the atom with the Soviet Union.