Sentence examples for materiel from from inspiring English sources

Weapons and ammunition listed include materiel from the former Yugoslavia, Belarus, Ukraine and Czech Republic, much of which is present in large quantities in Syria.

The blockade prevented additional materiel from coming in but did nothing to stop the Soviets from operationalizing the missiles already there.

They also receive seven hundred billion dollars in indirect subsidies from the Department of Defense, which is required to purchase weapons and materiel from American factories, and from state, county, and local governments following "Buy American" regulations.

Washington has also bought and delivered large quantities of military materiel from central and eastern Europe for the Syrian opposition in an attempt to counter the spread of Isis.

The bodies of more than 1,500 American soldiers, for example, were never found, and most are thought to have never made it to shore, killed in the huge naval operation that brought the troops and materiel from England.

He noted that North Vietnam got much of its materiel from the Soviet Union or China, and that many military historians believed that heavy bombing had only limited effect even against modern, industrialized countries in World War II.

Others such as Mike Jordan and VFW member John Tschirhart joined forces with Susaraba, whose husband was a charter member of Post 4443, to involve the local community and to obtain labor and materiel donations from local merchants -- ranging from new floors and floor coverings, cabinets and appliances, to new roofing -- to make the small house Hancock's "new home" in every sense of the word.

A10 The two most recent suicide bombings in Baghdad and virtually every other attack on American soldiers and Iraqis were carried out with explosives and materiel taken from Saddam Hussein's former weapons dumps, which are bigger than previously estimated and largely unguarded by American troops.

In August 1867, the commander of the Department of Washington wrote to the Chief of Ordnance, asking how much longer he needed Fort Greble as an ordnance depot for materiel removed from dismantled forts.

"New York poured more money and manpower and materiel - weaponry from Cold Spring, iron from Troy and ironclads like the Monitor from Greenpoint - than any other state," said Harold Holzer, a Lincoln scholar and co-editor of "The New York Times Complete Civil War".

More directly (and dangerously), it has turned a blind eye to Iranian acquisitions of sensitive technology and materiel for its nuclear program from Chinese sources.