Sentence examples for weapons members from inspiring English sources

In 1995, unable to obtain nuclear weapons, members of Aum Shinrikyo launched an attack on the Tokyo subway system with sarin nerve gas that killed thirteen people and injured more than five thousand.

As they survey the industrial landscape for objects that terrorists could turn into weapons, members of Congress, governors and others are showing growing anxiety about the vulnerability of nuclear reactors, and especially their spent fuel.

"I hoped the public would be as alarmed as me about the conduct of the aerial weapons members," he testified.

Mr. Trimble's party is divided over disarmament, with a substantial minority demanding that there be an actual turnover of weapons before members agree to sit in the government with Sinn Fein members.

The man, James E. Dean, 28, had barricaded himself inside his father's house with several weapons, family members told the police.

Drug treatment centers have frequently been the site of shootings, often by groups of men firing high-powered weapons, because members of drug gangs seek help or hide out in them.

"Whereas you spend less for an operation [against an army base] and get more weapons".Former members of the Syrian army reckon their advice is helping the mainly civilian fighters.

These include purchasing land for training camps, purchasing warehouses for the storage of items, including explosives, purchasing communications and electronics equipment and transporting currency and weapons to members of Al Qaeda and associated terrorist groups in countries throughout the world.

Between 2007 and 2011, F.B.I. agents, police detectives from New York and deputy sheriffs from Virginia bought or seized 15 weapons from members of the gang or their associates, Mr. Vance said, adding that some of those weapons had been unlawfully transported into New York from Southern states.

In fact, in my article I quote a former Bush Administration intelligence official who described a case in which a classified report on what a defector had said — about training in biological and chemical weapons with members of Al Qaeda — was distributed with the support of the Pentagon.

PAGE A10 NATIONAL LAWMAKERS AND ADVOCATES Push Back Against Weapons Cuts Members of Congress and advocates for the armed services pushed back against Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates's plans to cut billions of dollars in Pentagon weapons spending, but others said that the trims were prudent and that fights over them would be limited to several key programs.