Sentence examples for weapons only a from inspiring English sources

With the available knowledge of modern weapons, only a hopelessly insane instigator would instigate anything, and the world is not yet hopelessly insane only partially so.

At its peak, the U.S. and Russia held over 70,000 nuclear weapons, only a fraction of which could have killed every person on Earth.

He said Mr. Makdissi had earlier angered some in the Syrian government with a statement saying Syria would use chemical weapons only against a foreign invasion — weapons the government prefers not to acknowledge it has.

First, among uninhibited users of handheld weapons, personal security comes to depend much less on personal strength than on a capacity to make reliable friends since such primitive weapons only ensure a one-to-one equality, which breaks down at two against one; hence the necessity of competitive recruitment and defensive quorum formation.

In addition he should announce that the so-called "tactical Trident", where some missiles carrying only one warhead for use in regional wars, will no longer be deployed – that Britain considers nuclear weapons only as a strategic deterrent against the use of nuclear forces, not as a warfighting weapon.

UK-supplied weapons only reinforce a military response to the country's problems".

In the face of strong criticism, it was amended to permit weapons only on "a public right of way" within campuses, which legislative supporters said they understood to mean sidewalks and roads.

The interim deal on nuclear weapons only has a six-month life.

JFK's planned speech begins with the words "My fellow Americans, with a heavy heart, and in necessary fulfilment of my oath of office, I have ordered - and the United States Air Force has now carried out - military operations with conventional weapons only, to remove a major nuclear weapons build-up from the soil of Cuba".

Declaring that the United States would use nuclear weapons only to deter a nuclear attack is one way to do that.

Down the road from the army base at Al Maya, Ali Dow Mohammed, a Zawiyah militia commander in charge of a heavily fortified checkpoint, said his forces would drop their weapons only when there was a new government, "and there is no government".