Sentence examples for provided weapons for from inspiring English sources
The arming of proxy tribal militias was the handiwork of elected governments in Khartoum in 1986-89, who provided weapons for the Baggara to fight against the SPLA.
They have provided weapons for the opposition, and there has been speculation that each would participate in an American-led military operation.
A US gun manufacturer which provided weapons for the Liam Neeson action sequel Taken 3 has criticised the Irish actor for pro-gun control comments he made in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo attacks.
The United States Treasury Department in 2008 identified General Carvajal as a supporter of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or the FARC, after reports detailed how he provided weapons for the Colombian rebel group.
A former Soviet Air Force officer, Mr. Bout had run what American officials have described as an international arms-trafficking network that armed Al Qaeda and the Taliban, and provided weapons for civil wars in Africa.
Pro-American commanders in Syria who cannot provide weapons for their troops and buy fuel for their vehicles are emasculated.
American military officials insisted the two men were drug-traffickers who were financing and providing weapons for militant activity.
Using abbreviations for the Department of State and personal security company, among the questions he posed were: "Do we provide weapons for P.S.C.'s?
Rosenvinge had also been accused of providing weapons for the robbery but the court said it could not prove that charge.
Directly providing weapons for the first time to the Syrian Kurds, whom American commanders view as their most effective ground partner against the Islamic State, would help build momentum for the assault on Raqqa.
They charged Brown with murder, insurrection, and treason for leading his tiny "army" in the attack on the arsenal in Harpers Ferry, Virginia: an attack he hoped would provide weapons for slaves, but which was defeated by the local militia and a force of 100 US marines commanded by Robert E Lee, an aristocrat and future commander of the pro-slavery confederate army.
