Sentence examples for it would arm from inspiring English sources

Iraq's embattled government said it would arm civilians and ask the parliament to declare a state of emergency.

While writing the play, I realized that it wasn't the pill that had to be effective, but merely the implication that taking it would arm you against ever being called a racist.

In the grand scheme of Washington budgets, that would not require a lot of money — but it would arm the commission against the next wave of would-be Bernie Madoffs.

The US government said that it would arm Iraqi Kurdish militias to prevent the fall of the final bastion of pro-US territory in Iraq, while Britain is deploying RAF Tornado jets to provide greater surveillance in the north of the country.

They see her as unable to acknowledge misjudgments on health care reform or her vote in support of President Bush's war in Iraq: she believes that it would "arm her enemies and undermine her carefully cultivated image as an extremely bright person who yearns only to do good for her fellow citizens".

The German government also recently said it would arm Iraq's Kurds in their fight against IS.

It would also arm each Democrat against the inevitable charges of naïveté and defeatism from the McCain camp.

Austria and Slovakia followed Germany in re-establishing border controls and Austria said it would dispatch armed forces to guard its eastern frontier with Hungary.

Plans for a new layer of security were added today, when the agency announced that it would place armed officers -- uniformed and plainclothes -- at ticket counters and other public areas of airports.

It would be armed with a modern 105 mm main gun, two machine guns, and grenade launchers.

As the arm of the letter that had just been typed was falling back into place, it would jam against the arm rising to type the next letter, and the typist would have to stop and pry them apart.