Sentence examples for settlement weapons from inspiring English sources

With Iran increasing its support, Hezbollah "all in", and little prospect of a political settlement, weapons represent the least bad among various options.

There were no ordinary dwellings or houses or other signs of settlement including cooking utensils, weapons, or items of clothing usually found at ancient sites.

The child was found while raiding the Roma settlement in search of weapons and drugs, and police say the suspects – a 39-year-old man and a 40-year-old woman who claims to have had six of her 14 children in one year – have given a range of explanations, from the girl being found in a blanket to her having a Canadian father.

The island's Bronze Age, which lasted from 2500 to 800 B.C., saw the appearance of farming and field systems, roundhouses and settlements, and tools and weapons forged from bronze.

currencies to Iran earlier this year as part of the settlement of a longstanding dispute over weapons sales.

The Army said that the Palestinians were firing weapons at the nearby Jewish settlement of Psagot.

But American officials also recognized that in its own peculiar way, the North was signaling its continued openness to a negotiated settlement that would verifiably end its nuclear weapons activity.

This horrified the Palestinians, although the settlements are already armed with government-provided weapons and live ammunition, and the army has trained an emergency squad of reserve officers and soldiers who live in each settlement.

The aim would be to collect weapons from rebels if a political settlement was reached, with a goal of completing the operation within a month.

"We plan to use chemical weapons," an ominous voice boomed; a settlement following last year's unrest resulted in a ruling that officers must warn before using any sort of chemical agent on civilians.

It says polls show a majority of American Jews (and non-Jews) support Obama's attempt to negotiate a settlement that would prohibit Iranian development of nuclear weapons rather than the prime minister's "undermining those negotiations".