Sentence examples for rejected weapons from inspiring English sources

On the few occasions when Jesus talked about war, weapons or conflict, he rejected weapons of violence: "Blessed are the peacemakers," he said in his Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5 9).

Updated at 11.47am BST 9.52am BST Syrian opposition rejects weapons deal Syria's main opposition group has rejected the Geneva chemical weapons deal claiming it will embolden the Assad regime to carry on killing civilians.

"We want an advisory committee to work with the coalition, and a unified opposition message that the opposition is committed to a democratic, multiethnic Iraq that maintains its territorial integrity, rejects weapons of mass destruction, lives in peace with its neighbors and complies with United Nations Security Council resolutions," the official said.

But in Thursday's address, she rejected "wonder weapons" like issuing joint European debt and warned that the Continent faced a long slog.

In the 1960s he still rejected atomic weapons, but was more open for the promises of the Technical Age.

"We reject carrying weapons, but we don't have any options".

But Scotland has not even said it would leave Nato, although it could be refused entry if it rejects nuclear weapons.

It blamed Britain for suspending the Protestant-Catholic home-rule Assembly for one day and the pro-British Ulster Unionists for rejecting its weapons plan.

"There's no way around it". Senior military commanders know the meaning of those words from Mr. Hagel: the former soldier may have to fire more soldiers and reduce or reject more weapons programs.

Since arriving in New York, President Rouhani has been engaged in a vigorous campaign to present a newly moderate face of Iran and insist he is serious about rejecting nuclear weapons.

In 2009 Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, declared: "We fundamentally reject nuclear weapons".