Sentence examples for weaponry testing from inspiring English sources

Advanced weaponry testing will continue to make Western headlines, as well as tales of Iranian meddling in Iraq, Afghanistan, Egypt, Libya and on Israel's borders.

Tuesday's launch was the first for North Korea in more than two months, and it came amid some reports that the country may have been scaling back its weaponry tests for the winter or been signaling it was ready to open diplomatic negotiations. .

As the 1990s ended, with both India and Pakistan testing their new weaponry, their governments made public their nuclear doctrines.

For weaponry, try either an SMG (MP5, Uzi, etc).

Russia tests new weaponry in Ukraine.

Opponents of the treaty had argued that some countries might undertake clandestine tests to develop nuclear weaponry or improve an existing stockpile and that the United States' stockpile of nuclear weapons could deteriorate and become unreliable without testing.

Someone is extensively testing the core defensive capabilities of the companies that provide critical Internet services … It feels like a nation's military cybercommand trying to calibrate its weaponry in the case of cyberwar … What can we do about this?

Both were carried out by followers of bizarre gurus who presided over large, rich organizations; both were preceded by smaller operations designed to test methods and weaponry; and yet both took authorities by complete surprise.

Both the rocket fire and the buildup of advanced weaponry in Gaza have increasingly tested Israeli officials and prompted such an intense attack, according to military experts in Israel.

The assault made use of a variety of experimental weaponry, some of which was tested in combat for the first time with mixed success.

HGVs are an emerging breed of ultra-fast weaponry, and China has apparently successfully tested its secret developmental glider, the DF-ZF, seven times.