Sentence examples for generation of weapons from inspiring English sources

The governor's proposed skipping the next generation of weapons.

He also is readying himself for a new generation of weapons.

"What happened to skipping a generation of weapons?" said Michael E. O'Hanlon, an R.M.A. skeptic operating at the Brookings Institution.

And advances in gun technology caused a new generation of weapons to hit the market — and eventually the streets.

Mr Helms wants the administration to approve measures that would infuriate China, including the sale to Taiwan of a new generation of weapons.

Republican dissidents have perfected a new generation of weapons with which to launch a fresh terrorist offensive, senior security sources have told the Guardian.

That campaign started in the Bush administration, when the United States and Israel first began experimenting with an entirely new generation of weapon: a cyberworm that could infiltrate another state's computers and then cause havoc on computer-controlled machinery.

Critics are calling out the president not only for modest cuts but also for spending more than previous administrations to modernize the remaining arms and for authorizing a new generation of weapon carriers.

"It's an empowering type of experience for the soldiers to get to talk to the guy who can make a difference," said Mr. Audette, who is using his three decades of small arms experience in developing a new generation of weapon --known as the XM-29 -- to replace the M-16.

While he achieved a major arms control treaty, New Start, in 2010 — driven through the Senate by Mr. Kerry — it came at a price: He won Republican votes by agreeing to a sweeping plan to modernize the American nuclear arsenal and build a new generation of weapon carriers, including bombers, missiles and submarines.

Both systems are newer generations of weapons than rebels have been seen carrying before and pose a new threat to Syrian military aircraft.