The acquisition of the weaponry, the resources, the resourcefulness, the ability to put together the device that would destroy hundreds of thousands in a fell swoop has never been even mitigated against by the commitments he made to the U.N. 11 years ago.
"Yet without one combat casualty," The Times continued, "the American-led NATO alliance has proved Mr. Milosevic wrong... his government has unwillingly become the first case study in how precision weaponry, overwhelming resources and a steely willingness to keep bombing can compel victory -- all without risking soldiers on the ground".
Should that fail, the extent to which China continues to supply weaponry and other resources to the North would likely determine whether the conflict could be contained between the two Koreas (and the U.S). or if an escalation is inevitable.
Kennan watched with regret as the United States subsequently poured enormous resources into weaponry and military bases.
We humans shift our focus and resources from weaponry to what Bucky labeled "livingry".
Our results demonstrate that a trait that confers benefits to males during intrasexual competition for mates may also be used by females in intrasexual competition over resources: males use weaponry to gain mates, whereas females use weaponry to gain food.
IS has captured huge quantities of weaponry and has significant financial resources, giving it more of the character of a quasi-state rather than a cell-like terrorist organisation.
Rather, rights have become a means for the offensive or defensive exercise of naked power or intimidation, whether through weaponry, money, control of natural resources, or marketing and advertising.
The wealth and weaponry of the drug gangs dwarf the resources of the state.
"Most recently, many developing nations have curtailed their expenditures on weaponry, primarily due to their limited financial resources," the report said.
