Sentence examples for weapons to continue from inspiring English sources

Ozzie Newsome has surrounded Flacco with the necessary weapons to continue his growth.

This referred to the moment when Iran had enough centrifuges in the Fordow facility, which is impregnable to Israeli conventional weapons, to continue enrichment even after an attack.

The ability of extremists to gain these weapons, to continue to grow in their strength, all has the ability to affect the security of the United States of America.

The development was widely seen as a turning point in Syrian president Bashar al-Assad's favour, which allowed the war and the massive use of conventional weapons to continue.

Neat work by British officials and their Lithuanian colleagues created a few fake arms dealers the basis for an elaborate sting operation in which the Irish gunmen found themselves, investigators say, caught red-handed trying to buy weapons to continue their terror campaign.

One of the weaknesses of the previous federal ban on guns and clips that lapsed in 2004, was that it did not cover items manufactured before the ban was introduced in 1994, allowing large numbers of weapons to continue to circulate without any controls.

The speed at which the police arrest protesters is mirrored by the slowness of the state to drop charges: bail is used as a temporal weapon to continue punishment when protests are over.

The footage, disclosed Thursday by FBI Director James B. Comey in a news briefing, makes clear the 34-year-old civilian contractor on Monday morning was not targeting any individuals but rather was intent on shooting as many people as possible, even shooting a security guard and grabbing his weapon to continue the killing.

Third, like it or not, we should expect China's ongoing nuclear weapons modernization to continue.

None of the group's members have been detained by the United States, and they have been permitted to keep some small weapons and to continue broadcasts into Iran.

But after phone conversations with Mr. Bush today, President Jacques Chirac of France and President Jiang Zemin of China both signaled that they wanted United Nations weapons inspections to continue for some time before they would support war.