Sentence examples for issues of disarmament from inspiring English sources

They both specialize in issues of disarmament and international security.

The NPT is "important but we must improve on it" and must "start and restart" issues of disarmament, nonproliferation and peaceful use.

But the military teams are concentrating on small-scale projects -- building schools, or even just providing desks and latrines for them -- while the larger issues of disarmament and peacekeeping are left unfinished, he said.

"We believe that this review will be an important step toward the appropriate legal and technical assessment and treatment of the issues of disarmament and to establish a solid base for the next stage of monitoring and inspection activities," the letter read.

The issue of disarmament has always been primarily symbolic, as paramilitary groups can easily replace any weapons given up.

Judging by the comments of people emerging from the hotel, the various parties did not move during the week from their hard-line positions on the central issue of disarmament.

The I.R.A. did make a statement noting that its cease-fire was holding and its commitment to peace was firm, but it sidestepped the central issue of disarmament that has continually stalled progress in bringing stability to Ulster.

Mr. Adams presented another proposal in which the government would have to be restored before the issue of disarmament could be taken up, but he had no takers outside his own party.

This Congressional resolution should not give the president an immediate and unconditional pass to wage war but should place an emphasis on his diplomatic effort to resolve the issue of disarmament without the loss of life.

Failure to make progress on the vexing issue of disarmament by Monday could bring the eight-week-old power-sharing government in Belfast to a halt and lead Britain to reimpose direct rule on the conflicted province from London.

Throughout the evening, Firas was interruptedby phone calls, including one from his boss, who wanted to talk about the eleventh-hour invitation to Hans Blix and Mohamed ElBaradei to return to Baghdad to discuss Iraq's offer of "accelerated coöperation" on the issue of disarmament.