Sentence examples for weapons upon from inspiring English sources

A sign on one of the large wooden doors reminds visitors to "turn in weapons upon entry".

The republics must build a government from scratch, while also repairing the damage of war.Two signs on the doors of the DNR's new taxation ministry speak to the predicament: "Re-registration of businesses" and "Turn in all weapons upon entering".

It's the fact that we've also seen him in these other areas, in chemicals, but also especially in biological weapons, increase his capacity to produce and deliver these weapons upon, upon his enemies.

It's the fact that we had also seen him in these other areas -- in chemicals, but also especially in biological weapons -- increase his capacity to produce and deliver these weapons upon his enemies...

In close coordination with local separatists, they receive weapons upon joining the rest of the extremists in the mainland Ukraine.

President Harry S. Truman, a Democrat, made the difficult call of releasing nuclear weapons upon Japan, which brought an end to World War II.

In fact, if Kyl wanted to be fair to Kennan's lifetime body of work, he would have been better off citing the diplomat's 1981 acceptance speech for the Einstein Peace Prize: "We have gone on piling weapon upon weapon, missile upon missile, new levels of destructiveness upon old ones.

The cop marches toward Richard, who drops his confectionery weapon upon seeing a taser pointed in his direction.

This aspect is further enhanced by the fact that the player must choose between holding a weapon and holding the flashlight (until the BFG editions released in 2012 made the "duct tape mod" a standard feature), forcing the player to choose between being able to see and having a readied weapon upon entering a room, which consequently leads to a more deliberate pace for the player.

They were ordered to refrain from firing their weapons unless fired upon, despite the UN previously describing the situation in Srebrenica as a "slow-motion process of genocide".

Throughout the war U.S. political and military leaders studied the possible use of nuclear weapons, and upon four separate occasions they gave this study serious attention.