Sentence examples for procurement of arms from inspiring English sources

The procurement of arms and ammunition for the Nigerian military has been hampered by corruption on a vast scale, as well as by institutional inefficiency.

Ireland could face court action over the issue of the procurement of arms for the IRA, a member of the House of Lords warned this weekend.

The procurement of military manpower during mobilization must be correlated with the procurement of arms and equipment necessary for training and for combat and must be synchronized with timetables for training and strategic deployment.

In around September 1997, the Accused sent [Liberian emissary] Ibrahim Bah to Freetown to meet with Sam Bockarie and [AFRC junta leader] Johnny Paul Koroma to make arrangements for the procurement of arms and ammunition.

Washington believed that the best way to deter the feared expansion of Soviet Communism was through NATO, the massive procurement of arms, and the threat of triggering a nuclear holocaust.

As officers skim off money for personal gain, unit training and weapons maintenance as well as procurement of new arms are woefully neglected.

Military mobilization, for any kind of war, includes the procurement and training of manpower for military purposes; the selection of areas and the construction of facilities for training and other military purposes; and the procurement and issuance of arms, ammunition, uniforms, equipment, vehicles, and stores.

At the centre of the inquiry are the former defence minister, Joe Modise, and the head of arms procurement at the defence secretariat, Shamin Shaik.

Pressure on the £31bn defence budget has been compounded by delays and cost overruns in a string of arms procurement programmes, including the expensive and controversial Eurofighter project.

Experts questioned the wisdom of Trump's "impractical if not irrational" intervention in the world of arms procurement, one writing that "unless the rules of physics have changed", the president-elect's request made no sense.

The retained business is cash-generative with long-term visible annuity streams generated from the Long Term Partnering Agreement, and although the UK defence budget remains stable, the procurement arm of the UK MoD (Defence Equipment and Support) continues to experience reform as it learns to operate as an arms-length trading entity of the MoD.