Sentence examples for necessary arm from inspiring English sources

Find them, get them some professional communications training (if necessary), arm them with "brochures with effective headlines" that communicate the benefits of Finland, and set them loose.

The talks are cleverly sandwiched in to allow for positive press and a photo opportunity before the midterm elections while the necessary arm twisting will be left completed long before the beginning of the start of the presidential reelection season.

Rahm Emanuel will do the necessary arm-twisting, and reconciliation will sail through.

In return Trifunović-Birčanin offered support in the form of 7,500 Chetniks on the condition that they be provided the necessary arms and supplies.

He authorized his men to seize all necessary arms from the settlements and urged them to dig in and build fortifications as fast as possible, and to mobilize all the necessary work force to do so.

Trifunović-Birčanin met with Roatta on 10 and 21 September and urged him to undertake this operation as soon as possible to clear the Partisans from the Prozor Livno area and offered 7,500 Chetniks as aid on the condition that they be provided with the necessary arms and supplies.

Trifunović-Birčanin met with Roatta on 10 and 21 September and urged him to undertake this operation as soon as possible to clear the Partisans from the Prozor Livno area and offered 7,500 Chetniks as aid on the condition they be given the necessary arms and supplies.

The SA-7, for example, has three primary components, including a grip stock that holds the weapon, a battery-cooling unit that is necessary to arm and fire it, and a launch tube that contains the missile itself.

Essentially, Brake views NATO as a necessary military arm of British foreign policy, and imagines a whole host of benefits and duties attached to membership.

That is why we must do everything necessary to arm them with the knowledge they need to protect themselves and their communities - and in this effort, strengthening schools and education systems is a crucial first step.

We must do everything necessary to arm young people with the knowledge they need to protect themselves and their communities - and as you will see this week, we have begun realigning our efforts to address these needs, beginning with increases in technical staff in parts of sub-Saharan Africa.