Sentence examples for subject of weapons from inspiring English sources

He has devoted much of his business and political life to researching and speaking out on the subject of weapons of mass destruction and nonproliferation.

"June played the 'I am a woman and I don't understand this gun things' in order to just get him talking about the subject of weapons," said one investigator in the case.

Although traditional associations between college campuses and chemical and biological agents probably bring to mind certain recreational uses, Westchester Community College's security department was host to a one-day course, attended by employees of colleges as diverse as West Point and Vassar, on the subject of "weapons of mass destruction" awareness.

America is also totally schizophrenic on the subject of weapons.

Today, the subject of canceling weapons never even came up.

They profess to be quite relaxed though on the subject of nuclear weapons.

Trump has often contradicted himself on the subject of nuclear weapons, but one of the more interesting things he's said about them is that they are far more dangerous to the planet than global warming is.

The new 30-member cabinet will face daunting challenges, including containing renewed sectarian tensions that have led to bloodshed in recent weeks, preparing for new elections next year and addressing the difficult subject of the weapons amassed by the militant group Hezbollah.

Hillary brilliantly countered with: "I'm just quoting you," on the subject of nuclear weapons.

In 1955 Oppenheimer published The Open Mind, a collection of eight lectures that he had given since 1946 on the subject of nuclear weapons and popular culture.

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's predecessors, Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, who was considered a more moderate voice, said on the subject of nuclear weapons: Iran is a big country and can survive ten nuclear bombs, Israel is a small country and one nuclear explosion in its center will destroy it.