Even so, the 70s deployed the peace sign at a moment when it transitioned from its original nuclear disarmament use and later anti-war symbolism to a more general counter-culture patch.
NATO must transition from an organization that was formed to meet the threats from a Warsaw Pact to a military organization structured to meet the threats from global terrorists.... MR. HAVEL -- I share the opinion of President Bush, and of all reasonable people, that it would be better to achieve Iraq's disarmament without using force.
gift package addressed to none other than the U.S.," Han told a disarmament conference, using the acronym for the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, the country's formal name.
Tsukishita wants Obama, who received the Nobel Peace Prize in part for his push for nuclear disarmament, to use his influence to persuade leaders of other nuclear-armed countries to visit Hiroshima too, so they understand the inhumanity of atomic weapons.
During disarmament talks, Ronald Reagan used to exasperate Mikhail Gorbachev by quoting at him, in slightly mispronounced Russian, the saying "doverai no proverai"—"trust but verify".
John Duncan, Britain's Twittering ambassador for multilateral arms control and disarmament, says he uses tweets to talk to experts and journalists interested in non-proliferation issues.
Eta has 530 members in jail and analysts have said it might try to use disarmament to negotiate a better deal for them.
"There has to be decommissioning," Mr. Blair said, using the term for disarmament in the peace accord.
"What we need to see is decommissioning beginning," Mr. Trimble said, using the local phrase for disarmament.
The greatest area of divergence involved a strong UK push for complete nuclear disarmament as a long term goal, including using verification measures in P5 countries.
