Sentence examples for delivery of weaponry from inspiring English sources

The Syrian opposition is in disarray; approving a major U.S. military intervention is politically impossible in post-Iraq Washington; and a rift between Saudi Arabia and Qatar has slowed their delivery of weaponry to the rebels.

By October, the agreement had collapsed and afterwards Croatia diverted delivery of weaponry to Bosnia and Herzegovina by seizing a significant amount for itself.

The aid reduction to the Egyptian military affects deliveries of weaponry and cash assistance -- a punitive step aimed at expressing Washington's disapproval for the wide-ranging crackdown on Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood over the last three months.

The US pressured Arab states in the region to prevent the delivery of advanced weaponry, especially anti-aircraft missiles, to the Free Syrian Army FSAA).

US Secretary of State John Kerry said the delivery of Russian weaponry could have a "profoundly negative impact" and put Israel's security at risk.

US Secretary of State John Kerry said the delivery of Russian weaponry would have a "profoundly negative impact" and put Israel's security at risk.

One consequence of the termination of the Anglo-Merina friendship treaty was an end to the delivery of British weaponry, which rendered the queen vulnerable to designs against her from foreign powers and pockets of local resistance alike.

It is instead regularly sent from the U.S. Treasury directly to American arms manufacturers to subsidize their deliveries of advanced weaponry to the Egyptian military.

Even the delivery of more lethal weaponry to the opposition resolves nothing, because it could end up with the wrong people, and because it allows scope and pretext for the regime's supporters – notably Iran and Russia – to balance it on the other side.

Mr. Kerry's remarks, his sharpest criticism of Russia since taking office in February, signaled a growing frustration with its continuing support for Mr. Assad's government, including the delivery of various types of weaponry as part of what the Russians have said are longstanding arms contracts.

"So it would be difficult for South Africa to prevent the delivery of any kind of goods, including weaponry," he said.