Sentence examples for the munitions of from inspiring English sources
Private owners expanded their output in 1914, and following the appointment of David Lloyd George as munitions minister in 2015 the process accelerated with two major pieces of legislation, including the Munitions of War Act.
He wanted to redirect this effort: as he put it, Labour would be "mobilising Britain's scientific wealth for the task of creating, not the means of human destruction, but the munitions of peace".
Their attack comes with the blessing (and, more usefully, the munitions) of a quirky retired millionaire who's devoting his golden years to founding the C.I.A. It's incredible that this story — or, to be more precise, these stories — hasn't been told before.
The country was poor in the munitions of war.
The rebs had gone at three, along a road strewn with all the munitions of war.
Voluntary agreements with trade unions in the early stages of the war became official with the advent of the Munitions of War Act in, which also placed restrictions upon the speed with which workers could move from job to job.
"Dividing the sports teams for one, though that proved easier than other things such as dividing the assets of the central bank, the weapons and munitions of the army, the currency and the embassies.
Today, Kono's diamonds finance the arms and munitions of the Revolutionary United Front, the rebel group now holding 500 United Nations peacekeepers hostage.
The idea for the JDAM was born during the gulf war, where the most advanced precision munitions of the day, laser-guided bombs, could be thrown off target by clouds or dust storms that deflect the laser beams.
The United States is the leading producer of the munitions, has the largest stockpile of them, and has used them more frequently than any other nation, including in the current Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
Various small exhibits were on display in the corridors of the Munitions Buildings, showing military uniforms, types of gas masks, military daily rations, and Army photographs.
