Sentence examples for issues of arms from inspiring English sources

On other issues of arms control, Mr. Rasmussen praised and supported Mr. Obama's view of a nuclear-free world, but he was adamant that NATO would not give up its nuclear weapons.

Just a day after Mr. Bush outlined a sweeping new security strategy, the Democrats raised sharp questions about his plan, bringing up issues of arms control, diplomacy, military strategy and the budgetary implications of an interwoven antimissile shield based on land, at sea, in the air and in space.

This is not the first time the issue of arms control for cyberspace has been raised.

For our part, the I.R.A. leadership is committed to resolving the issue of arms.

The first international assembly that addressed the issue of arms control (among other issues) was the first Hague Convention (1899).

Top of this list comes the issue of arms sales to Taiwan, on which the administration is due to decide later this month.

"The leadership of the I.R.A. is committed to a resolution of the issue of arms," read the statement, which was sent to British news agencies on Monday night.

"I raised the issue of arms supplies, as did Emily [Thornberry], and a television programme that indicated pretty strong evidence of cluster bombs was there.

The UK government has been prevaricating for months on the issue of arms sales to Saudi Arabia, its biggest market for weapons sales.

By today's standards the play seems pretty tame, however, and its revival history has been somewhat eclipsed by "Major Barbara," which takes on the sexier-seeming issue of arms manufacture.

The study, one of a series mandated by Congress, will almost certainly fuel the debate over the future of China's military and focus new attention on the diplomatically perilous issue of arms sales to Taiwan.