Sentence examples for has given arms from inspiring English sources

But critics contend Israel's reliance on its defense industry has given arms dealers too much power over government policy and tarnished the country's image.

Since 2011, with dictatorships in the Middle East and North Africa coming under siege, Qatar has given arms and money to various opposition and militant groups, chiefly Sunni Islamists, in hopes of cementing alliances with the new governments.

The Dogon also accuse Fulanis of ties to jihadist groups while the Fulanis claim that Mali's military has given arms to hunters to attack them.

The statement added: "Countries hostile to India are among the countries which provides support to the Sri Lankan government in its war efforts". Although India's central government has avoided getting directly involved in the Sri Lankan affairs it has given arms and training to the Sri Lankan government forces.

The security agencies had also informed that a former general secretary of SIMI had given arms and money to a person in June ,2011and handed him the responsibility to kill Rushdie.

Three years before that attack, Zbigniew Brzezinski, Carter's national security adviser, was asked in an interview with Le Nouvel Observateur if he regretted "having given arms and advice to future terrorists," and he answered: "What is most important to the history of the world?

LA has given me open arms, in many ways, to lay out a path of opportunities for me to share my expression and support me for doing so".

These talks, like so many previous ones, have faltered on the matter of how unionists can be sure that the IRA has given up its arms.

If Serbia wins the Kuwait contract, says Mr Sutanovac, some of the work will probably be shared between Bosnian, Croatian and Slovene companies.Mr Sutanovac says that NATO has given the Serbian arms industry the go-ahead to export to its armies.

Yahoo welcomed my entrepreneurial spirit with open arms and has given me room to play and create.

Colonel Qaddafi has given up his unconventional arms program, become the African Union's leader and begun to open his nation to foreign investment.