Dr Paisley - now the undisputed leader of unionism with David Trimble's Ulster Unionists imploding after their humiliating defeat in November's elections - said he wanted "a new agreement" and would not share power with Sinn Féin an executive until the IRA had completely disarmed.
She was the only photographer I ever wanted to sit in on an interview I was doing, not just because she could recede into invisibility, hands folded in her lap, placid as Miss Marple, or stealthily circle the room, eyes glinting, but also because she disarmed people.
He cites an anti-war campaigner who proposes that, through nudity, she is "disarmed".
It took Freedman to remind Blair that subsequent events had shown that Saddam had, of course, disarmed – because there were no WMD in Iraq, after all.
On August 17th, after policemen loyal to Mrs Plavsic raided the Banja Luka headquarters of Mr Karadzic's policemen, British troops disarmed them.
Rwanda demands that, after a ceasefire, these Rwandans should be held and disarmed, and its own forces allowed to screen them, identify genocidal killers and take them back to Rwanda for trial.
Rwanda's president, Paul Kagame, has offered to pull his 20,000 or so soldiers out of Congo, on condition that the Hutu rebels who carried out the Rwandan genocide of 1994, many of whom are now hiding in Congo, are disarmed, expelled or arrested.
Mr Cliburn disarmed them with charm and sincerity.
The South Africans have also disarmed a few members of the Mai-Mai, an unruly militia, set up a ferry service and a mobile telephone network in Kindu, and ensured that a local market has reopened.
In formal terms, moreover, the UN's various resolutions put the onus on Iraq to prove that it has disarmed, not on others to prove that it hasn't.
It made peace in 1998, but many of its fighters were never disarmed.
