Sentence examples for partial disarmament from inspiring English sources

Partial disarmament may consist of the elimination of certain types or classes of weapons or a general reduction (but not elimination) of all classes of weapons.

Should even partial disarmament ultimately take place, Adams wants to have some thriving commercial sidelines to protect Raytheon from too severe a contraction in its business.

The Greek government yielded, and on 7 November, the partial disarmament of Greek warships began.

The NPT is vague on the specifics, however, so at quintennial NPT review conferences in 1995 and 2000, the five nuclear powers offered political commitments to take specific, though partial steps toward nuclear disarmament.

It would be tantamount to unilateral partisan disarmament.

The recent 'road map' presented to the HDP by the government, rather vague in content, sets a deadline for disarmament for February next year, and mentions only partial, not general, amnesty.

Danny Alexander, the chief secretary to the Treasury, led calls for Trident's partial replacement, describing it as a "credible and deliverable" first step towards nuclear disarmament.

The foundation of the Partial Test Ban Treaty (which banned aboveground nuclear explosions) and various other nuclear disarmament treaties was laid largely at Pugwash.For Rotblat, though, these were only partial victories.

Disarmament and reintegration continue.

Young Germans march for disarmament.

He proposed universal disarmament.