arsenals造句

During Tzarist rule, both arsenals housed soldiers and military materiel.

And maybe they continue to improve their arsenals.

If they dismantle their arsenals they will be in a stronger position to preach to others.

The superpowers began to tackle the more difficult task of reducing nuclear arsenals.

Mr. Obama has appealed for reductions in nuclear arsenals and is seeking to restart peace talks between Israelis and Palestinians.

The presidents of Russia and America confirmed an agreement to cut their respective nuclear arsenals by about a third.

On paper South Africa has one of the world’s most impressive legal arsenals for protecting women’s rights. But the gap between principle and practice is often wide.

This would see America and Russia each cut their arsenals to 500 warheads each and the other states reduce their inventories proportionately.

One nation, the Soviet Union, has conducted the greatest military buildup in the history of man, building arsenals of awesome offensive weapons.

It stresses that states other than the us and Russia, which have 95 per cent of the world's nuclear arsenals between them, should play their part in disarmament.

US and Russian negotiators will meet in Rome tomorrow to take the first step towards a new nuclear disarmament treaty that will involve cutting hundreds of weapons from both countries' arsenals.

Opponents of the treaty eliminating shorter- and mediumrange nuclear missiles really have a more important target in mind-the pact being negotiated by Moscow and the Reagan Administration to reduce superpower nuclear arsenals by 50 percent across the board.

Pakistan is a known proliferator, and is more hostile than almost any other country to America's global efforts to cut nuclear arsenals and prevent the spread of weapons of mass destruction.

President Obama and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev signed a significant new arms-control deal Thursday that requires both countries to cut their strategic nuclear arsenals by about a third.