Sentence examples for use disarmament from inspiring English sources

Eta has 530 members in jail and analysts have said it might try to use disarmament to negotiate a better deal for them.

Just before Monday's announcement, Russian President Vladimir Putin suspended a treaty with Washington on cleaning up weapons-grade plutonium, signaling he was willing to use nuclear disarmament as a new bargaining chip in disputes with the United States over Ukraine and Syria.

Decommissioning is the word used for disarmament in Ulster politics.

Decommissioning is the term used for disarmament in the April 1998 peace settlement.

Even the word used for disarmament -- decommissioning -- sounds more like the shuffling of papers than the surrender of guns, but that did not take the sting out of the issue.

Even so, the 70s deployed the peace sign at a moment when it transitioned from its original nuclear disarmament use and later anti-war symbolism to a more general counter-culture patch.

A more cynical view, analysts and Western diplomats said, is that Mr. Lavrov was after a political objective, not one of disarmament, using diplomatic jujitsu to buy time for the Assad regime.

But our purpose is disarmament.

Tsukishita wants Obama, who received the Nobel Peace Prize in part for his push for nuclear disarmament, to use his influence to persuade leaders of other nuclear-armed countries to visit Hiroshima too, so they understand the inhumanity of atomic weapons.

"There has to be decommissioning," Mr. Blair said, using the term for disarmament in the peace accord.

In 1992, the North and South also issued a joint declaration on "denuclearization" — the first time the term was used — because the word "disarmament" was unacceptable, Sherman noted.