Sentence examples for issued arms from inspiring English sources

General Petraeus said that the Guardians had not so far been issued arms, but were to phone Iraqi and American security forces if problems turned up.

The reasons include limited resources and institutional memory of issued arms, as well as an absence of collaboration between field units that collect equipment and the investigators and supervisors in Kabul who could trace it.

More controversially, the government said it would allow teachers to carry weapons by issuing arms licences.

Not only were they paid less than white soldiers, they were also issued inferior arms and rations, and white soldiers often insulted and harassed them.

Every member could use the one AK-47 that each Iraqi household is allowed to retain but would not be issued any arms by the American military.

In correspondence with the committee, Hammond set out a series of reasons why the government believes that there is no case for revoking licences issued to arms exporters.

Beijing reacted to the bombing by suspending talks with the United States on military issues, arms proliferation and human rights.

On July 11 of the same year, FN asked the Walloon regional government, its only shareholder and the authority that issues arms export licenses to the company, to approve export licenses for the deal.

At a subsequent conference in Moscow the following year, the 36 participants organised the multilateral track into five working groups to focus on particular regional issues: arms control and regional security, water issues, environment, refugees and economic development.

Much less often discussed are military- and police-issue arms and ammunition leaked from existing Latin American government stockpiles.

Challenged on why it continues to issue such arms export licences to British arms companies, the UK government has ducked and dived shamelessly.