Sentence examples for munitions industry from inspiring English sources

The rapid growth of the munitions industry created an acute labour shortage that brought many more women into the industrial workforce.

Russia's troubled munitions industry did deals with weapons-hungry Iran, including the sale of S-300 surface-to-air missiles.

Jewish industry in general was given immense impetus by the war, and a Jewish munitions industry developed to manufacture antitank mines for the British forces.

Behind the national push to liberalize hunting laws, the ambientalisti all see the hand of Italy's large arms and munitions industry.

"The 15-year programme will ensure that the UK has a modernised, sustainable munitions industry which will support British jobs and protect our capacity to produce ammunition.

It should not say "munitions industry"; it should say, "The armament industry received 30percentt". MR. JUSTICE JACKSON: I said "armament". SPEER: Yes.

Munitions industries developed in preparation for World War II, while other industries dispersed to Ōsaka's periphery.

Mr Pencavel analyses at the data collected by the committee and sees if their calculations were up-to-scratch.The researchers collected a huge amount of data (most of it on women, who dominated the munitions industries).

But video footage from a large military parade on Sunday in Pyongyang showed that two party officials in charge of the North's defense industries — Pak To-chun, party secretary for munitions industries, and Ju Kyu-chang, director of the party's department for machinery industries — were present in their military uniforms.

But video footage from the large military parade in Pyongyang on Sunday showed that all three party officials in charge of the North's defense industries — including Pak To-chun, party secretary for munitions industries, and Ju Kyu-chang, director of the party's department for machinery industries — were present in their military uniforms.

Accordingly, he is caught between the demand of the Economic Administration Head Office to help "swell the labour strength (for the munitions industries)" and the demand of the Reich Central Security Department to direct "the disposal of as many evacuees as possible, for obvious reasons of self-defense".