Sentence examples for with armaments from inspiring English sources

In another, factory managers, with armaments on an assembly line behind them, are considering the manufacture of a children's toy.

The lack of captured explosives has also given rise to a number of theories, among them that weapons are being smuggled via trained donkeys loaded down with armaments, or that a secret cross-border tunnel is being used.

In 1947 the Security Council organized the Commission for Conventional Armaments to deal with armaments other than weapons of mass destruction, but progress on this issue also was blocked by disagreement between the Soviet Union and the Western powers.

JOHANNESBURG — A Chinese ship loaded with armaments for Zimbabwe steamed into the port of Durban this week and set off a political firefight, putting newfound pressure on South Africa — and now China — to reduce support for Zimbabwe's government as it cracks down on its rivals after a disputed election.

One side showed the sinking liner's deck filled with armaments below the legend "Keine Bannware!" ("No contraband, eh?"), while the reverse had a skeleton in a Cunard office selling tickets to a queue of innocents under the German for "Business above all".

On night patrol in Reynosa in November, soldiers came upon some suspicious men, who led them to a house that was packed with armaments for the drug cartels — 540 rifles, 165 grenades, 500,000 rounds of ammunition and 14 sticks of dynamite.

Under pressure from the US, Blix asked if some people involved with armament in 1991 could come abroad for interview.

With armament, speed, and steaming range comparable to the Virginias, these cruisers were logical escorts for the new nuclear-powered aircraft carriers that were expected to give the Soviet Navy the ability to project its power around the world.

After crossing the Atlantic on her maiden voyage, the Oreto was outfitted on a small island off the Bahamas with armament befitting her true character as a Confederate raider and rechristened the Florida.

Unlike most royal pleasure craft, however, the Kaiser's 380-foot vessel is bristling with armament.

"Hind" is the North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATOO) designation for the Mil Mi-24 helicopter, a helicopter that the Iraqi and Syrian militaries operated and was usually configured with armament on small, side-mounted wings.