Sentence examples for the process of disarmament from inspiring English sources

Of course, strategic stability, trust among nations and the settlement of regional conflicts would all help to advance the process of disarmament.

In a statement headlined "Declaration of the End of Rebellion," Mr. Bisimwa said, "Commanders are requested to prepare the troops for the process of disarmament, demobilization and social reintegration".

Meanwhile, Iraqi scientists and local military officials would be encouraged to reveal the location of hidden stores of weapons of mass destruction, a process Mr. Bush publicly encouraged from the Rose Garden on Friday when he told Iraqis that "by helping the process of disarmament, they help their country".

"I think it would be terrible if this comes to an end by armed force, and I wish for this process of disarmament through the peaceful avenue of inspections," he said.

It also reminds other nuclear weapon powers that they, too, must join in the process of nuclear disarmament.

I have often been asked, in Russia and elsewhere, whether the process of nuclear disarmament could be scuttled by a build-up in the arsenals of other countries — for example China, Pakistan and India.

The one (relatively) clear hint was that Russia had undertaken to hurry along the process of Iraqi disarmament that will lead, eventually, to the lifting of the ban on Iraq's oil sales.Fine, if it works.

UNICEF expresses concern about escalating violence in North Eastern Uganda KAMPALA, 29 November 2006 – UNICEF in Uganda, in view of the continued violence linked to the ongoing process of disarmament in areas of northern Kotido District, expresses its serious concern about the impact of escalating insecurity on the lives of children and families in those locations.

UNICEF welcomes child demobilisation in Southern Sudan MALAKAL, SOUTHERN SUDAN, 24 April 2006 – UNICEF welcomes the renewed process of disarmament and demobilisation of children associated with armed forces and groups in Southern Sudan.

Furthermore, UNICEF reiterates the position expressed by the UN Humanitarian Coordinator, in his 10 November 2006 statement, of urging restraint of all arms carriers in relation to the ongoing process of disarmament in order to avoid further escalation of insecurity and to minimise the impact on innocent civilians, especially on the lives of children and families.

"We have agreed that it was important that, under the authority of the government and the prime minister, the two processes of disarmament and establishing identity be carried out simultaneously and without delay," said Mr. Sassou-Nguesso, who is also president of the Congo Republic.