Sentence examples for weapons to share from inspiring English sources

Their name for Weatherman Draw is Valley of the Chiefs, and their oral histories teach that even enemies dropped their weapons to share the valley in peace.

Toughening its financial policies toward the Allies, the United States will from now on expect all countries that get advanced weapons to share in their development costs, a spokesman said.

With weapons to share with whichever revolutionaries and terrorists the colonel cared to court, Libya joined much more powerful nations as an arbiter of organized violence, even though its own military was marginally trained and untested outside of its one success at palace intrigue.

As a sign of the new openness, the Energy Department began declassifying millions of ideas and documents about nuclear arms, and even encouraged weapons scientists to share unclassified computer codes with their foreign counterparts.

Japan agreed later that year to the controversial steps of deploying missile defenses and relaxing its weapons export ban to share technology with the U.S. "I think the Self-Defense Forces are ambivalent about ballistic missile defense," says Isaku Okabe, a Tokyo-based defense analyst.

As has been widely remarked, he went "from Dimona to Oslo," that is, from shepherding Israel's nuclear weapons capacity to sharing a Nobel Peace Prize with Israel's late former Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat for his role negotiating a peace accord with the Palestinians.

He dropped off this nifty little battle weapon for me to share with you.

Europe is also slashing defense budgets, so NATO "smart-defense" efforts to share weapons will need to be put on steroids.

He also asserts that Mr. Hussein guards his deadliest weapons jealously, not wanting to share those things that could make him the most powerful man in the Middle East.

But the civilians taking part in these revolts have found a new nonviolent weapon -- the ability to share stories, opinions, experiences, multi-media, and more in an all-new way.

Saddam's regime was "not judged likely" to share its weapons or knowhow with terrorist groups.