Sentence examples for important arms from inspiring English sources

The meetings saw some modest but important arms control achievements.

He is the dauphin of one of France's most important arms dynasties.

The Interior Ministry statement also listed Omar al-Waeli, an important arms dealer for Al Qaeda, as among the dead.

The European endorsement, and support for the agreement by a raft of other nations, has left the Bush administration increasingly isolated on an important arms control issue.

In it, Mr. Yavlinsky said Iran represented a "very important arms market for Russia," adding: "Such trade does not threaten our security.

The change follows events that include test failures, opposition from Russia as well as European allies and a legal dispute over how far the system could proceed before violating an important arms control treaty.

The team that labored for two years on the most important arms-control deal in decades, led by the American and Iranian foreign ministers, was passed over, too.

Yet the specifics of the Iran deal make it more closely resemble the scores of diplomatic bargains short of treaties that Congress has ignored, including such important arms-control deals as the one that created the Nuclear Suppliers Group.

My ministry, the ministry of rural development, was the most important arm of government.

"Legislators are the most important arm of government in a democracy," she says.

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