Sentence examples for need to disarm from inspiring English sources
"We need to disarm Saddam before he sneaks a nuke into Chicago or New York, not after," Ms. Burke said.
His previous report, on January 27th, had been judgmental, stating that the Iraqis had shown no "genuine acceptance" of the need to disarm.
The bomb that James and his crew need to disarm in front of the United Nations building turns out to be inside a car, which an enemy sniper shoots at and almost detonates.
"The threats that America faces today don't just come from gun barrels, they come from oil barrels -- and we need to disarm that danger," he said in a speech last year at the Detroit Economic Club.
The urgent need to disarm Saddam Hussein was the primary reason invoked for going to war in March rather than waiting to see if weapons inspectors could bring Iraq's chemical, biological and nuclear weapons programs under control.
The differences over Trident, aired in the city where Labour's only pacifist leader, George Lansbury, failed to persuade trade union leaders of the need to disarm in 1935, go to the heart of the differences between Labour's two wings.
American officials, too, say the PA still needs to disarm and dismantle the militant organisations.But Mr Zinni, ever so cautiously, plans to build on the fragile, imperfect foundations that have been formed these past two weeks.
Nonetheless, he needs to disarm the growing number of nuclear rogues and fast.
If he really wants a no-nuke world tomorrow, he needs to disarm the rogues today, beginning with the North Koreans and then going on to the Iranians.
"The Seleka [ex-rebels] didn't want to disarm.
