Sentence examples for disarmed through from inspiring English sources

Whether Iraq is disarmed through the authority of the United Nations or whether the United States effectively assumes responsibility depends on how the Security Council responds.

"The clear consequences for Iraq failing to disarm peacefully is that Iraq will be disarmed through the use of force," Richard Boucher, the State Department spokesman, said in Washington.

One of the proposed solutions for resolving the situation is to recruit more than 50,000 militia members into a regular, professionalized Libyan military under the control of the Ministry of Defense (other militia members would presumably turn over their weapons of their own accord as economic opportunities increase, and still others would be disarmed through weapons buy-back programs).

The SLA had been disarmed through the UN's DDR process; to restructure it and allow it to re-arm, the UN lifted its arms embargo on Sierra Leone, and the British forces began advising and training the SLA.

"The Iraqi war shows that to allow disarming through inspection does not help avert a war but rather sparks it," the statement said.

In painstaking discussions since Saturday, American and French officials agreed that the resolution would warn in its final paragraphs of "serious consequences" to Iraq if it failed to disarm through the inspections, diplomats said.

Among those providing support for the American reaction was France, which up to now has been especially eager to avoid war by forcing Iraq to disarm through the inspections.

In the video below, Lin Evola, founder of the the Art of Peace Charitable Trust and the Peace Angels Project, initiates a global call to disarm through the arts beginning on June 13 , 2012 as part of the 100-Day Countdown to the International Day of Peace on Sept. 21, 2012.

Mr. Baktawa reeled off a list of districts that he said had been disarmed, mainly through persuasion.

We armed militias in 2001, disarmed them through a demobilization program in 2003, and rearmed them again in 2006 as community defense forces.

The prime minister promised to settle growing sectarian squabbles, restart Lebanon's faltering economy, and eventually disarm Hezbollah through negotiation.