Sentence examples for multilateral disarmament from inspiring English sources

He added: "We should go into a multilateral disarmament process.

Fluent in seven languages, he campaigned widely for 40 years for peace through multilateral disarmament.

We support renewal of Trident along with a renewed focus on multilateral disarmament.

Years ago he would have dismissed his argument for multilateral disarmament as reactionary.

They are all signed up to multilateral disarmament by the way.

The question is how best to do that – through unilateral or multilateral disarmament.

This is a real opportunity for Mr Brown to make headway on Britain's multilateral nuclear disarmament obligations, to which the government stresses its commitment.

Speaking to media later, he called for something akin to "multilateral nuclear disarmament" – arguing that Standard Life cannot go it alone in lowering executive pay if it wants to attract the best talent.

They say that the UK should step up efforts to promote multilateral nuclear disarmament, and consider further steps to reduce Britain's operational stockpile of nuclear warheads to below 120.

But rather committing Britain to long-term multilateral nuclear disarmament, the government's motion – that we retain a nuclear arsenal for "as long as the global security situation demands" - is vague enough to mean "indefinitely".

"What we do need to do now, and there is a very strong mood for this, both within the Labour party and in the broader public, is really push forward on the multilateral nuclear disarmament, on the multilateral approach of bringing people together across the globe to try to make our world a safer place," she said.