Synonym: disarming. Similar words: firmament, disagreement, disappointment, disarrange, amendment, first amendment, garment, lament. Meaning: [-məmənt] n. act of reducing or depriving of arms.
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(91) It is a major element of the international disarmament and non-proliferation regime, and it deserves the active support of all States.
(92) Yet some nations argue the NPT has failed to deliver on its promised central bargain: disarmament by the nuclear weapons states in exchange for nonproliferation by the non-nuclear weapons states.
(93) International Control of Tritium for Nuclear Non-Proliferation and Disarmament provides a unique resource on all aspects regarding the military use of tritium.
(94) Nuclear-winter doomsayers placed their hopes, variously, in an unverifiable nuclear-weapons "freeze, " American unilateral disarmament, or assigning control of nuclear weapons to international bodies.
(95) Non-nuclear weapon states criticized insufficient progress toward disarmament by the nuclear weapon states.
(96) Nevertheless, naval disarmament did not proceed in a water-tight compartment.
(97) Five countries, including the US, have been in on-again, off-again talks with North Korea to provide Pyongyang with aid in exchange for disarmament.
(98) China has steadfastly attended multilateral negotiations on arms control and disarmament[Sentencedict.com], and some related international conferences.
(99) This, then, is the story of Britain's shift from disarmament to rearmament and the interim policy of deterrence which came in between.
(100) Your basic decision must be to identify yourself with a new approach of disarmament.
(101) But it will demonstrate that the United States is living up to its Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty obligation to work toward nuclear disarmament.
(102) It is an attempt to trace the declining fortunes of disarmament in an area of much success and the rising demand for rearmament in an area of much concern.
(103) Already there are voices saying that disarmament can't occur without China disarming.
(104) We have, in effect. been committing an act of unthinking, unilateral educational disarmament.
(105) Hundreds of activists marked the holy day by marching for peace and disarmament.
(106) China and the US have productive cooperation in arms control, disarmament and nonproliferation.
(107) The UN's Conference on Disarmament ( CD ) has been essentially deadlocked since 1998.
(108) The United States must appear second to none in its desire for disarmament.
(109) An effective world disarmament treaty should bring a detente in international tensions.
(110) She was booted out of the official artists' union[Sentencedict.com], then jailed for six weeks for "treasonably" passing information to her friends in Western disarmament campaigns.
(111) The chemical weapons convention (CWC), which was signed on January 1993 and put into force on April 29, 1997, is one of the most important conventions in disarmament history.
(112) The declaration deals with disarmament and the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons.
(113) Constraining research and development on nuclear weapons is a potentially powerful tool in strengthening the global nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament regime.
(114) The disarmament clauses of the Treaty of Versailles were not openly violated.
(115) We welcome the ongoing nuclear disarmament negotiations between the two countries and hope they will reach a substantive agreement as scheduled.
(116) His final Force assignment was with the U.S. State Department's Arms Control and Disarmament Agency.
(117) Therefore, vigorous efforts should be made to strengthen the role of disarmament bodies of the United Nations so that multilateral treaties may gradually replace bloc arrangements.
(118) The need for disarmament and nonproliferation education and training has never been greater.
(119) The two sides will intensify exchanges and co - operation in security, arms control, disarmament and non - proliferation areas.
(120) An emotive trial lawyer; the emotive issue of nuclear disarmament.
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