Sentence examples for weapons deployed from inspiring English sources

But many believe this would be a way station on the way to the next treaty that would bring in all nuclear weapons, deployed and non-deployed, strategic and tactical, and cut down to 500 to 1000 total warheads for each nation.

The numbers will combine three categories of weapons: deployed, in "active reserve" and in inactive storage.

Campaign contributions are among the most important weapons deployed by new corporate elites.

The conventional theory is that they are weapons, deployed in a primeval struggle among microorganisms.

Of the many weapons deployed by Western powers against Islamic extremism, comedy has been the most sparingly used.

Both sides rearmed and widespread fighting began again in the early hours of Monday with heavy weapons deployed.

Since World War II, Britain had tried to maintain the appearance of a global power, developing its own nuclear weapons, deploying conventional forces around the world, and keeping hold of its African colonies.

Croatian forces countered the JNA's attacks by mining approach roads, sending out mobile teams equipped with anti-tank weapons, deploying many snipers, and fighting back from heavily fortified positions.

Jones writes: The ECB's new bond buying programme could prove to be the most powerful weapon deployed so far in the battle to stabilise the euro zone.

Accusations of complicity with him have thus come to resemble a weapon, deployed by both sides of a political elite that, testimony has shown, was acutely aware of the tycoon's potential influence.

Rather, the opposition parties of the past couple of decades — and especially the Republicans in the Obama era — have transformed the filibuster from a weapon deployed in extraordinary circumstances into a routine part of Senate business.