Sentence examples for explosive equipment from inspiring English sources

They "watched violent terrorist videos, propagated extreme religious thought, created explosive equipment and guns, conducted test explosions numerous times and planned terrorist activities", said the report.

"Police arrested six people and confiscated explosive equipment, homemade guns and knives, said the report.

The operators say they will work hard to prevent contamination from sewage, wastewater and explosive equipment-washing but they admit: "building sections of the railway into the edge of several lakes will be unavoidable … some fish habitat will be lost".

Cameron also revealed that he is considering sending body armour and specialist counter-explosive equipment to the Kurds in Iraq, and that Britain will use next month's Nato summit in Wales to press for more action in the United Nations to "help rally support across the international community" for the Kurdish people.

Britain's biggest arms market last year was Saudi Arabia, with the government approving £1.6bn worth of exports, including "components for military equipment for initiating explosives", "equipment for the production of machine guns", "CS hand grenades", "components for water cannons", and "tear gas/ irritant ammunition".

The grant includes urban search and rescue training and equipment, as well as chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and explosives equipment.

A 23-year-old former Marine pleaded guilty Friday to bringing a nonlethal grenade and other explosives equipment onto a plane at John Wayne Airport.

His father is the chairman of Oceana Technologies, an underwater tidal power company in Washington and the chairman of Clearpath Technologies, a company in Irvine, Calif., that produces explosive detection equipment.

They run the gamut from animal restraint tools, small surveillance drones, "explosive entry" equipment, the sedative Lorazepam, the cyanide antidote (and psychoactive recreational drug) Amyl Nitrite, and blast-resistant garbage cans.

Because the architects and engineers knew from the start that they would have to find a place for a lot of bulky — and, to some eyes, scary-looking — X-ray explosive detection equipment, they have managed to house it where it is out of passengers' sight.

Screeners operate explosives detection equipment and X-ray machines to check carry-on and checked baggage for explosives and weapons at airports, she said.