Sentence examples for robust weapons from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, NATO's forces have more robust weapons and rules of engagement than those of UNPROFOR ever had.

As details of the decision spread, senior Republicans on Capitol Hill voiced some anger that the administration had not delivered a more robust weapons package.

In May, he said that as president he would back research on more robust antimissile weapons like lasers and weapons in space, taking a page from President Reagan's "Star Wars" plan.

An indefatigable booster of the military industrial complex, Gaffney promotes ballistic missile defense technologies, robust nuclear weapons capabilities and conventional arms sales as ways of ensuring U.S. national security.

In addition, the administration is well into its annual review of arms sales requests from Taiwan and is contemplating a much more robust sale of weapons than in past years.

While some scientists contend that the best defense against biological weapons is robust research that is widely accessible, security specialists maintain that scientists are being naïve at best, and reckless at worst.

The chemical attacks came nearly three years after Assad's government agreed to the Chemical Weapons Convention and vowed to rid the country of its robust supply of chemical weapons.

I'm not going to doubt that Limbaugh is an authority on this subject as he must watch a lot of action movies -- how else would he have cultivated such a grand imagination, love of weapons and robust vocabulary?

Estonia is working out a new defence plan of its own, highlighting the need not only to engage in operations far afield (Estonia has more than 100 troops in Afghanistan) but also to protect the home front.That will mean more anti-aircraft and anti-tank weapons, and more robust radar systems.

The test program, he said, was structured to make the weapon flexible and robust.

"Having devoted a huge amount of my time to setting up Ipso, I do not want my position to be used by its enemies and the enemies of a robust free press as a weapon with which to beat it.