Sentence examples for disarmament from inspiring English sources

While the decision disappointed some, particularly those trumpeting the charismatic claims of Yousafzai, the decision marks something of a return to the tradition of honouring work directly connected to disarmament, after the EU in 2012 and the even more controversial prize to Barack Obama in 2009.

Nuclear disarmament, the Common Market, pay policy, trade-union reform, the IMF agreement - the party leadership was usually right and the party in the country wrong.

Israel wants the disarmament of Hamas and other militant groups in Gaza, as well as the return by Hamas of the remains of two soldiers killed in fighting.

The SDLP is still licking the wounds of its general election drubbing by Sinn Fein and, with the Good Friday process still mired in dispute over IRA disarmament and police reform, all the centrist parties are under remorseless pressure from hardliners.

A longstanding commitment to unilateral nuclear disarmament also enabled nationalists to present themselves as more leftwing than Labour, and while on Trident they clearly were, it conveniently overshadowed similarities in economic terms.

It concluded: "Disarmament figures prominently in Alfred Nobel's will.

Mr McGuinness, who is also the education minister at Stormont, denied IRA disarmament was a belated response to the changed international climate towards terrorism after the September 11 attacks by on the World Trade Centre and the Pentagon.

In his speech in the Iraq debate in March 2003, in which MPs approved military action, Kennedy said: "Before launching an almighty assault upon Iraq, is it not better to pursue the course of disarmament on the ground in the presence of weapons inspectors?

We know about blacks and gays and nuclear disarmament and we will never be the same".

The first would be giving Sinn Fein Ministerial seats at the Stormont table without any disarmament by the IRA.

The Radical Independence Campaign, a coalition of greens, socialists and nuclear disarmament campaigners, has made reaching – and registering – these voters its stated aim and last weekend held a national mass canvas in housing estates across the country, reaching some 10,000 homes in the biggest single day of action that the referendum campaign has seen so far.