Sentence examples for disarmament from from inspiring English sources

"We have demanded disarmament from the great powers only to transform our countries into arsenals.

Robert Einhorn, the state department's special adviser on non-proliferation and disarmament from 2009-13, argues that Obama did the best he could in difficult circumstances.

It shaped opinions across two generations, from his appeals for racial justice to his calls for nuclear disarmament, from his protests to end the war in Vietnam to his pleas that the war in Iraq not even begin.

Accordingly, to prevent the purpose of disarmament from being joined to the purpose of his regime's overthrow, Saddam will launch his pre-emptive diplomatic strike: another "no conditions" invitation to the U.N. for "unfettered" inspections.

6. (C) Manley suggested that recent developments have put the NAM "off balance" on disarmament but that the nuclear-weapon states need to discuss how to handle the "13 practical steps" to disarmament from the 2000 RevCon Final Document.

He was talking, generally, about disarmament pacts from the nineteen-twenties and nineteen-thirties, and most specifically about the 1928 Kellogg-Briand Pact, which outlawed war.

Although he was active in the disarmament movement from the first Aldermaston marches, his political life started in the college common room.

Mr. Trimble, who took the action in an effort to produce disarmament moves from the I.R.A., said he would appeal the decision.

He became director of the United Nations Disarmament Divison and represented the secretary general at the 18-nation Disarmament Committee from 1962 to 1973 and later at the Geneva Conference on Disarmament.

Lord Shinwell became disillusioned with Labor's leftward drift in the 1970's, especially its espousal of unilateral nuclear disarmament, and from 1982 sat as an independent in the Lords.

Northern Ireland's leading Protestant politician rejected as inadequate today a disarmament proposal from the Irish Republican Army that the British and Irish governments had championed as a breakthrough in the stalemated Northern Ireland peace struggle.