Sentence examples for wider arms from inspiring English sources

Second, the government must also insist that any system is wholly compatible with wider arms control and non-proliferation objectives.

Or, more likely, it shows their concern to spare other areas of cooperation, such as wider arms control or the space station.

North Korea's test also threatens to spark a wider arms race in a region already unsettled by an increasingly aggressive territorial dispute between China and Japan over uninhabited islands in the East China Sea.

Many of America's allies in Europe, as well as more traditional arms-controllers on both sides of the Atlantic, fear this policy may well provoke a new, and wider, arms race.Mr Bush argues that he must deal with a different world from the immediate post-cold-war one.

And hence the final test of missile defences: can they be deployed without provoking a wider arms race?The best, and worst, of worldsMr Bush is clearly hoping that his promised deep cuts in America's nuclear arms will serve to reassure his allies, and also Russia and China, that his arms-control revolution can bring big benefits.

India arranged for Hunters to be purchased in 1954 as a part of a wider arms deal with Britain, placing an order for 140 Hunter single-seat fighters; simultaneous to an announcement by Pakistan of its own purchase of several North American F-86 Sabre jet fighters.

On behalf of the Board, and the wider ARM team, deep thanks are due to Warren for his passion, service and leadership".

She sits still, legs wide, arms spread around the back of a chair, loose wrists.

He remarks: "Now everything is open wide: arms, doors, and legs.

"The wide arms help you deal with a magazine, a gin and tonic or a laptop," Ms. Shim said.

A vote is scheduled for later this month on a resolution calling for an EU-wide arms embargo on sales to Saudi Arabia but that also specifically criticises the UK.