Sentence examples for relations arms from inspiring English sources

Recent practical examples include civil-military relations, arms exports andpollution by the armed forces.The victims are still very few: one American businessman is currently on trial on flimsy-sounding espionage charges.

From inception, the Center focused on the study of U.S.-Soviet-China relations, arms control and nonproliferation, and the technical aspects of international security issues.

Ambassador Steven Pifer, BA '76, a top expert in U.S.-European relations, arms control and security issues and retired State Department Foreign Service officer, has been named to a new senior position at Stanford University.

And the speaker, William E. Colby, director of the Central Intelligence Agency from 1973 to 1976, was addressing the question: "Can We Trust the Russians?" The conference Friday and Saturday at UCLA was a 12-hour, $40 crash course in Soviet-American relations, arms control strategies, the pros and cons of "Star Wars," the economics of defense and the specter of nuclear proliferation.

Egypt's public relations arm has already blamed the Brotherhood by name.

"We started as a sort of public relations arm for downtown," he said, referring to the agency's parent corporation.

He ran the player relations committee, management's labor relations arm, from 1983 to 1985, then retired from baseball.

The industry's public relations arm, Brandt writes, was "adept at taking a single dissenter and assuring widespread media coverage of his views".

But the N.F.L. Management Council, the league's labor relations arm that must review all contracts to make sure they comply with the salary cap, rejected the unusual arrangement.

Alliance, the Grey Group's entertainment marketing and public relations arm, will organize a series of 5K walks in various regions around the country.

Mrs. Heffers is the director of strategic planning at the public relations arm of Euro RSCG Worldwide, the New York advertising and communications agency.