Sentence examples for responsible for disarming from inspiring English sources

United Nations peacekeepers are responsible for disarming the rebels in Sierra Leone and protecting the civilian population.

The international commission responsible for disarming Northern Ireland's paramilitary groups issued a report saying the Irish Republican Army had taken no steps to dismantle its arsenal and would not indicate how it planned to do so.

The international commission responsible for disarming Northern Ireland's paramilitary groups issued a bluntly worded report today saying the Irish Republican Army had taken no steps to dismantle its arsenal and would not indicate how it planned to do so.

The two hard drives held data on American and foreign nuclear weapons and were intended for use by the government's Nuclear Emergency Search Team, a sort of SWAT team responsible for disarming nuclear weapons in an emergency.

In an interview tonight, Mr. Chalabi said Mr. Khalilzad had told him that in the event of a war, the United States would be largely responsible for disarming Iraq of weapons of mass destruction, "de-Baathification" -- a reference to Mr. Hussein's ruling Baath party -- and neutralizing the Iraqi military.

Although Carter has no uniformed military service typically a prerequisite for the job he has marinated in the Pentagon bureaucracy for much of his career, first as an assistant defense secretary during the Clinton administration—he was responsible for disarming Ukraine, Belarus, and Kazakhstan as nuclear nations, among other things—and then as Deputy Defense Secretary under Obama.

Meanwhile, security on the ground needs addressing urgently, regardless of talks.Many humanitarian groups want more of an international squeeze on Sudan's government, to make it meet its commitments under the ceasefire; it must be held responsible, too, for disarming the janjaweed, as it has promised but failed to do.

One involves the majority's earlier call for disarming Hezbollah.

The I.R.A. plan was announced today by the international commission responsible for the disarming of paramilitary forces in Northern Ireland.

From March 2006 to March 2007, he served in Afghanistan, where he was responsible for route clearance and the disarming of improvised explosive devices.

The African Union blocked consideration of a European Union-sponsored resolution in the General Assembly's social and humanitarian committee calling on Sudan to end the culture of impunity and disarm militia responsible for the destruction of communities and massacres in Darfur.