Sentence examples for export of military from inspiring English sources

The Solomon Islands changed hands before the plane was recovered, and the new leadership forbade the export of military souvenirs.

Among the possible punitive options against North Korea are economic sanctions, a ban on the import or export of military equipment or even a naval blockade.

Lawyers for CAAT have given the government 14 days to suspend licences allowing the export of military equipment to Saudi Arabia, pending the outcome of a review of its obligations under EU law and its own licensing criteria.

The president explicitly barred the export of military equipment or dual-use items like chemicals, nuclear technology and propulsion equipment, and he threatened to take other measures if Syria did not "take serious and concrete steps" to change its behavior.

The Islamic republic launched a self-sufficiency military programme in the 1980s to compensate for a western weapons embargo that banned the export of military technology and equipment to Iran.

Law firm Leigh Day, representing the Campaign Against Arms Trade (CAAT), has written to the business secretary, Vince Cable, claiming that the failure by the British government to suspend existing licences for the export of military components to Israel is unlawful as there is a risk that they may have been used in Gaza.

The civil accusations, which expose the aerospace company to a possible penalty of $15 million, are outlined in a letter sent to Lockheed Martin on Tuesday by the Office of Defense Trade Controls, the State Department entity that supervises the export of military-related goods and services.

"Sweden has strict control legislation regarding exports of military equipment.

Boeing topped analysts' expectations with a 13 percent increase in second-quarter profit, thanks to growing sales of commercial airplanes and exports of military equipment, the company reported Wednesday.

Tokyo's ban on exports of military equipment also means Japanese contractors could not become global suppliers to the F-35 stealth fighter program.

JAPAN'S parliament decided in 1967 that, in keeping with the country's pacifist post-war constitution, it should restrict exports of military equipment.