Sentence examples for weapons support from inspiring English sources

Most legitimate organizations that are concerned about the proliferation of nuclear weapons support it as a genuine swords-into-plowshares program.

Will key states without nuclear weapons support universal adoption of the stronger International Atomic Energy Agency inspection protocols necessary to build everyone's confidence that proliferation will not occur as nuclear energy technology spreads to new markets?

Old West Point photos show a handsome man in a crisp uniform who graduated in 1974, joined the cavalry at Fort Bliss, then led nuclear weapons support teams in Korea.

The CH-124 Sea King helicopters on board Protecteur also provided weapons support, carrying Mark 46 torpedos and a 7.62 mm machine gun.

At the outbreak of the Korean War, Thompson was a private first class, part of M Company of 3rd Battalion, 24th Infantry, the heavy weapons support company for the battalion.

Created in response to NATO requests for a replacement for 9×19mm Parabellum firearms, the P90 was designed as a compact but powerful firearm for vehicle crews, operators of crew-served weapons, support personnel, special forces and counter-terrorist groups.

(For what it's worth, he was referring to a proposed treaty regulating global trade in conventional weapons supported by every U.N. member state except Syria, Iran and North Korea).

Mr. Gomez, the Republican, a former member of the Navy SEALs and a former private equity investor, opposes a ban on assault weapons, supports expanding background checks on gun purchases and called for a no-fly-zone over Syria.

His earlier uncompromising approach had been vindicated, he asserted, because it ensured that the republican movement renounced violence, destroyed its weapons, supported the police and adopted the norms of parliamentary democracy.

The officials' account of the scientist's assertions and the discovery of the buried material, which they described as the most important discovery to date in the hunt for illegal weapons, supports the Bush administration's charges that Iraq continued to develop those weapons and lied to the United Nations about it.

Although the force successfully countered the JNA that year, the HV was deficient in organisation, training and heavy-weapons support.