Sentence examples for disarmed of from inspiring English sources

Cheerful transparency seems to be LOCOG's ethos, and three cheers for it, but it can be disarming, perhaps intentionally so, and it wouldn't do to be disarmed of certain questions.

America's goal should be to ensure that Iraq is disarmed of all unconventional weapons.

All five permanent members of the Security Council agree that Syria should be disarmed of its chemical weapons, just as they all agreed, in 2002, that Iraq should be disarmed of its weapons of mass destruction.

THE campaign by President George Bush to see Iraq disarmed of weapons of mass destruction, come what may, has always had many fronts other than the military one.

Indeed, one might judge it fairly miraculous that the man was not forcibly disarmed of his camera phone, given that it is now illegal to photograph police who may be engaged in activity connected to counterterrorism.

"The president is leading the coalition of the willing, and is determined that Iraq will be disarmed of its weapons of mass destruction and that the cruel dictator's regime will be ended," Mr. Rove declared after taking the stage to chants of "U.S.A.!" in a cavernous hanger filled with the local party faithful wearing Texas-style cowboy boots, hats and bandanas.

More than 17,000 United Nations troops disarmed tens of thousands of rebels and militia fighters.

More than 17,000 foreign troops disarmed tens of thousands of rebels and militia fighters.

The mission was also tasked with the job of disarming tens of thousands of rebel forces.

He pretended to be a commoner and this was his unique way of disarming people of their criticism of politicians".

On the question of disarming hundreds of groups and possibly hundreds of thousands of individuals, Mr. Karzai seemed to suggest that the disarmament would not be comprehensive.