Sentence examples for local weapons from inspiring English sources

To prevent any misunderstandings, Mr. You encourages biohackers to "reach out to their local Weapons of Mass Destruction coordinator".

"I mean, it's the Iraqis!" However, he did not think there was anything involving local weapons of mass destruction.

With local weapons to fuel that violence, it's doubtful that an international treaty will be able to hold off that potent combination.

At the local weapons superstore, Ultimate Defense, he hears that they saw an 84% rise in profits in the four months following Brown's death.

For example, in Bowling for Columbine the audience is led to believe that the two teenage killers at Columbine high school may have been inured to violence by the proximity of a local weapons factory.

In Thayet, many houses are painted in bright greens and blues and the women wear emerald and ruby earrings – but much of the village life still seems impoverished, with most villagers choosing to work at the local weapons and concrete factories instead of in the oil fields.

But he said Lima and the surrounding area, a region of 83,000 people, was ready for all contingencies, with his six local weapons-of-mass-destruction technicians on alert since Sept. 11 because of the city's sizable petrochemical and defense industries.

The issue took center stage when President Obama, during a visit to El Salvador on Tuesday and Wednesday, announced a plan to fight organized crime in the region by strengthening civilian institutions and providing training for local authorities, weapons and equipment.

What is happening in Ferguson is exactly what opponents of the rise in military-style policing across America have long feared: when the feds arm white local cops with weapons of war and their superiors encourage them not to just play dress-up but to use their new war toys, it is inevitable that ordinary citizens – especially citizens of color – will get treated as the enemy.

The Gun Store, another local destination for weapons enthusiasts, was teeming with customers the other day.

Congo was a rich country, but its minerals were swapped by local strongmen for weapons, or stripped away by corporations who left the people in poverty.