Sentence examples for weapons assisting from inspiring English sources

Active peacekeeping includes subduing belligerent forces, supervising cease-fires, repatriating belligerents, destroying weapons, assisting refugees, providing humanitarian assistance and helping to reconstruct the political order.

Other countries, including Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Qatar, are providing weapons, assisted by a small number of officers from the Central Intelligence Agency who are vetting the fighters receiving them and working with State Department officials trying to unify the fighters with political leaders inside and outside the country.

They said Fatiq al-Majid appeared to have transferred large amounts of money into Syria to aid the insurgency, and might have been involved in buying weapons and assisting fighters who sought to enter Iraq.

But there are also plenty of demands for more kit.The Pentagon wants to build up a team of SOF to track illegal weapons shipments, assisted by new sensors to detect fissile material at long distance.

Unit 731 began conducting germ warfare experiments from its headquarters in Harbin, north-east China, in the mid-1930s, using human guinea pigs to develop biological weapons to assist Japan's push into regions in the south-east.

The aircraft have been conducting daily flights over Iraq since then, and carrying out air strikes against vehicles and weapons positions to assist Kurdish ground forces.

It identified four such weapons that "could assist in closing... a capability gap".

A 137-page FBI affidavit alleges that Yee offered to help an undercover agent buy automatic weapons and to assist another undercover agent posing as a medical marijuana businessman to meet influential legislators who could affect regulation of marijuana.

When the same sequence of events occurred between the first and second course footsteps and falling objects, this time all along the floor above the dining room the Bettencourters stopped laughing and looked for weapons that would assist them in apprehending intruders, spectral or otherwise.

This week, it added five companies (four in China, and another in the United States but representing a Chinese outfit) to its list of those fingered for assisting Iran's weapons programmes and so banned from doing business with American companies.When Iran does reply, it is unlikely to give a straight yes or no.

The deal was a sting operation and the Colombian revolutionaries -- who told Bout they intended to use the weapons to kill American pilots assisting the Colombian military -- were actually confidential informants working for the DEA.