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(1) Too much spending on rearmament would place an insupportable burden on the nation'sproductive capacity.

(2) Certainly the Bevanites could claim that rearmament was imposing too great a strain on the economy.

(3) From then on, Halifax stood for rearmament, new military strategies and political unity ahead of the coming war. Sentencedict.com

(4) Rearmament was the dominant issue, at least within the Conservative Party.

(5) In the Labour Party the supporters of rearmament - Dalton and Bevin - were forced to work behind the scenes.

(6) He also wants a "large-scale rearmament" of the Army and Navy beginning in 2011.

(7) So, it tacitly approved Germany rearmament. Moreover, America sent Fuller to Germany as well as advocated Welles Plan.

(8) Follow-through on rearmament, nuclear and otherwise, would work against Russia's economic and strategic interests.

(9) He opposed the rearmament of Japan after world war ii.

(10) Having accepted air rearmament against Germany, the Treasury refused to fund naval rearmament against Japan at the same time .

(11) Secondly, the Federal Republic was given rearmament by America's support.

(12) Some governments opt to fund rearmament at the expense of developing science, " he told SciDev.Net.

(13) Most peace activists remained united by their continuing opposition to rearmament, if by little else.

(14) It is true that some opponents of the Government saw rearmament as the main issue - notably Churchill.

(15) As a result the Edinburgh Conference of 1936 passed resolutions leaving the Labour Party supporting collective security but opposing rearmament.

(16) President Dmitri Medvedev says Russia will increase combat readiness and undergo large-scale rearmament in response to what he says is NATO expansion toward the country's borders.

(17) It has to be a solution that does not allow the rearmament of Hamas.

(18) The so called Triple Intervention caused the Japanese army and navy to intensify their rearmament.

(19) This, then, is the story of Britain's shift from disarmament to rearmament and the interim policy of deterrence which came in between.

(20) 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.

(21) Although the organisation denied last week that the weapons were intended for its use, senior commanders have done little to disguise the scale of rearmament.

(22) We're never going back to unemployment, the Great Depression, to fascism, to rearmament .

(23) It has to be a solution that does not allow the rearmament of Hamas, and it must be a solution that finds a way to open crossings so that Palestinians in Gaza can have normal life.

(24) Moreover, the frustration of naval limitation did not bring with it an immediate turn to unlimited rearmament.

(25) In the post-war era, as an important event of Western bloc, the West German Rearmament issue tied up with the West European Defense Integration.

(26) Several main issues were highlighted during the campaign including the rising cost of living, housing and the expensive rearmament programme which has been ongoing since the war.

(27) Patria, together with its subcontractors, will contribute a significant part of the program including the software design, equipment shelter rearmament and modifications.

(1) Too much spending on rearmament would place an insupportable burden on the nation'sproductive capacity.