Sentence examples for materiel make from inspiring English sources

This would allow for quicker offloading of men and materiel, make it more difficult for the Germans to respond, and speed up the capture of the port at Cherbourg.

The Australian Defence Force, Department of Defence and Defence Materiel Organisation (DMO) make up the Australian Defence Organisation (ADO), which is often referred to as 'Defence'.

With more nations having the ability to construct nuclear weapons -- and any country with a nuclear power facility has the materiel and trained personnel to make nuclear weapons -- the likelihood of this luck running out is high.

"An end-user certificate means that the recipient country makes a commitment to ensure that only its own armed forces make use of the Swedish materiel and that the materiel is not re-exported in any form to a third country".

The most sobering argument is the one made by Gen. Bernard Rogers, supreme commander of allied forces in Europe, that shortages of ammunition and other materiel could compel the alliance to make "early use" of nuclear weapons to repel a Soviet attack because non-nuclear capabilities would quickly be exhausted.

In one instance, he was accused of illegally importing gun parts from Spain for his factory, which had a license to make guns only with local materiel.

A large nuclear power plant "annually produces hundreds of kilograms of plutonium; a large fast breeder reactor would contain thousands of kilograms; a large reprocessing plant may separate tens of thousands". Civilian nuclear power technology, they emphasize, provides the way to make nuclear weapons, furnishing the materiel and personnel.

Jews triggered the First World War in order to destroy the Islamic caliphate and the Second World War in order to make "huge profits from trading war materiel".

"It is a factory producing defence materiel for the defence ministry, but does not make chemical weapons," he said in a statement to Radio Free Asia.

Krueger intended to make "maximum utilization of America's materiel and industrial superiority".

Originally planned for 22 June, Epsom was postponed until 26 June to make up deficiencies in manpower and materiel.