Clearly, Moscow sees nuclear weapons as usable instruments of war.
|
|
The absence of nuclear testing conveys a very different message: that nuclear weapons aren't like other instruments of war.
|
|
To do that, they put, in the early 20133s, these countries' instruments of war — coal and steel — in a jointly managed organization called the European Coal and Steel Community.
|
|
At that time, coal and steel were considered the ultimate instruments of war, and their common management meant a guarantee of peace and reconciliation on a devastated and impoverished continent.
|
|
"Machines have long served as instruments of war, but historically humans have always dictated how they are used," the report, titled "Killer Robots and the Concept of Meaningful Human Control," said.
|
|
Despite the many years of extensive reporting on mass surveillance and drone warfare, it can still be difficult to grasp the full extent of violence made possible by these instruments of war.
|
|
At the same time, he defended his continued use of military force in the Middle East, arguing that "the instruments of war do have a role to play in preserving the peace," even if we "must also think clearly about how we fight" war.
|
|
Instead of preserving the peace, he quickly embraced the latest instruments of war, like drones, and so helped usher in a new era of warfare that, as the latest drone strike in Baghdad makes clear, is likely to haunt us for decades to come.
|
|
Furthermore, in countries experiencing conflict, women and girls often experience gender-based violence, sexual assault and rape as instruments of war, as well as kidnapping, torture, exploitation, slavery, forced prostitution, forced marriage, displacement, starvation and murder, by all parties to hostilities, including state and non-state actors.
|
|
" And in 1961, President John F. Kennedy gave a shout out -- and assurance -- to America's friends in the United Nations: "To that world assembly of sovereign states, the United Nations, our last best hope in an age where the instruments of war have far outpaced the instruments of peace, we renew our pledge of support -- to prevent it from becoming merely a forum for invective -- to strengthen its shield of the new and the weak -- and to enlarge the area in which its writ may run.
|
|
Massive bombing > campaigns and continual search and destroy missions devastated the > Vietnamese people, their communities, and the countryside.Châu with Fermoyle > (2012), at pp. 248–253, 271–275 (destruction to communities of modern > instruments of war, refugees crowd the cities).Karnow (1983) pp. 437–440.
|
|
Jason Alvarez (born December 28, 1951, as Jesús Álvarez) is a Cuban-born American Christian musician, worship leader, guitarist, and pastor, who primarily plays a Jesus music style of music. He has released eight studio albums and two extended play, during the solo part of his career, mostly with Instruments of War or independently.
|
|
On 24 September 1914, Admiral Souchon was commissioned in the Ottoman Navy with the rank of Vice Admiral. As Vice Admiral, Souchon had direct command of instruments of war. Liman von Sanders never reached that level of independence. Souchon's allegiance to the Ottoman Empire was questionable, but through him Germany was able to use the Ottoman war machine independently.
|
|
234 Others have concurred that the bombing did galvanise the population, who viewed the bombing as controversial or unnecessary, but took to the streets in greatly strengthened numbers to protest Canada complicity in the production of instruments of war. A month after the bombing, 700 people showed up at the Litton Industries plant to engage in "civil disobedience" despite police warnings.Best, Steven. "Igniting a Revolution", p.
|
|
Productos Mendoza made approximately 50 prototype Model RM2 machine guns which were subsequently tested by the Mexican Marine Corps, but not adopted. As the Mexican constitution expressly forbids the export of "instruments of war," Mendoza was handicapped by having his designs restricted to one potential customer: Mexico. During the late 1940s, Mendoza also began development of a submachine gun in 9 mm Luger, .38 Super Auto and .45 ACP caliber.
|
|
The evil super-robots and the Robo Formers go head to head in all out battle." (stock number RF 88807) Star Attack:Attack of the Xelans - "The evil Darius Empire forces Professor Wolcot, the greatest scientist in the Universe to create deadly instruments of war in their bid to conquer the Earth. The Robo Formers only defense are the super-androids Pela and his flying horse, Pegasus. They possess the secret Hydroblaze, the only defense mechanism that can overcome the Darian Empire's attack.
|
|
Gabriel Diaz, who had demoted himself to working in the motor pool. Mere hours before the Hammer Strikes, he receives orders from Chairman Prescott and Major Sid Redburn to retrieve classified intel files from the CIC building. Sgt. Diaz and Major Redburn find the files that reveals to be about a Locust scientist named Ukkon, who has been responsible for the various creatures the Locust have been using as instruments of war. The Hammer of Dawn then destroys the city of Aldair, but Sgt.
|
|
Alexander Jones, "Book Review, Archimedes Manuscript" American Mathematical Society, May 2005. Indeed, geometry and its applications (architecture and engineering instruments of war) remained a specialty of the Byzantines.The frontispiece of the Vienna Dioscurides, which shows a set of seven famous physicians Though scholarship lagged during the dark years following the Arab conquests, during the so-called Byzantine Renaissance at the end of the first millennium Byzantine scholars re-asserted themselves becoming experts in the scientific developments of the Arabs and Persians, particularly in astronomy and mathematics.King, David.
|
|
Chiefly because of the death of his wife, Thorne harbors a deadly, vengeful hatred against the British. The Merchant - Hereditary title handed down a long line of evil men who, since the time of Emperor Nero, have been dealing in weapons, poisons, and other instruments of war. The current Merchant, an extremely evil and deadly fighter, lives in an underwater network of tunnels creating a dangerous lair. He hopes to train Cat, in whom he sees much potential for malice, to be his apprentice.
|
|
In response to the government proclamation, Flierl led a large party of warriors to Kainantu, where they deposited weapons and sorcery items for Aitchison to destroy. These events set off a chain reaction from Dunantina in the west to Pundibassa in the east. Over the next few months groups of warriors in increasing numbers arrived at Kainantu to destroy the 21 instruments of war. Only in the Kainantu areas were the missionaries successful in having the government prohibitions lifted and as a result of the actions by Kainantu missionaries the government policy was changed.
|
|
Nangarhar In international law, contraband means goods that are ultimately destined for territory under the control of the enemy and may be susceptible for use in armed conflict. Traditionally, contraband is classified into two categories, absolute contraband and conditional contraband. The former category includes arms, munitions, and various materials, such as chemicals and certain types of machinery that may be used directly to wage war or be converted into instruments of war. Conditional contraband, formerly known as occasional contraband, consists of such materials as provisions and livestock feed.
|
|
The interior arch faces have equestrian bas-reliefs of Abraham Lincoln and Ulysses S. Grant sculpted by William Rudolf O'Donovan (men) and Thomas Eakins (horses), that were added in 1895. Also added in 1895 by sculptor Frederick MacMonnies(December 4, 1898). "Quadriga in its Place" The Brooklyn Daily Eagle Page 31 are the Army and Navy sculptures and the allegorical crowning sculpture. This sculpture depicts the winged goddess of victory, following victorious combat (the Civil War) with instruments of war: sword, colors, flagstaff, and quadriga (the Union Army).
|
|
Since the beginning of the 2011 Libyan civil war, LLHR has issued statements condemning the violent crackdown on protesters and Gaddafi's use of rape, torture, and abduction as instruments of war . It has also addressed the UN Human Rights Council and European Union on human rights violations during the civil war. LLHR played a role in raising awareness surrounding the detention of American citizen Abdelgader Gibani in February 2011 and in encouraging Americans to call the State Department to facilitate his release. Gibani was released on 2 March 2011.
|
|
After living at Ijebu-Ode for some time, the Mogun-Iseja left his Iberikodo home to found Mobalufon. He left with his instruments of war, all his paraphernalia of office, his beaded crown, and his Obalufon. He made a shrine for his Obalufon in the thick egi forest and also a place for the Agba-Iwa (perverted to Agbaruwa), a god he worshiped to immortalise his father Agba-Iwa, who died some years after leaving Wadai. Imu-Obalufon that is the Shrine of the Obalufon, as the place was first called became shortened to Mobalufon.
|
|
His solo music recording career began in 1981, with the album, Just Give Me Jesus, that was released by Light Records. His next two album, The Lord Is a Man of War in 1989 and No Turning Back in 1991, were released by Instruments of War Records. The next five albums were all independently released, His Unfailing Love in 2003, All Yours: Live Worship in 2009, Pure Worship in 2012, Intimacy between Two Just You and God in 2013, and Time for Miracles in 2015. He released two extended plays independently, We Will Glorify in 2007 and Better Than Medicine in 2012.
|
|
The assault was mounted on 9 September, the day after the Nativity of Mary. Bringing scaling ladders and other instruments of war, the English and Burgundians crossed the moat between them and the fortifications, with the water reaching up their necks, and afterwards began to fearlessly scale the town walls. The defenders mounted an energetic defense; they would lose their lives if the assault was successful. Pierre de Rieux ordered his men at the ramparts not to quit their positions under any circumstance, and had at his disposal a backup force in case any area faced difficulties.
|
|
Battle of Zama by Henri-Paul Motte, 1890 Historically, elephants were considered formidable instruments of war. They were equipped with armour to protect their sides, and their tusks were given sharp points of iron or brass if they were large enough. War elephants were trained to grasp an enemy soldier and toss him to the person riding on them or to pin the soldier to the ground and impale him. One of the earliest references to war elephants is in the Indian epic Mahabharata (written in the 4th century BC, but said to describe events between the 11th and 8th centuries BC).
|
|
Out of them, Brooklyn-based Mike Ross was selected unanimously by the station art panel in February 2008; Ross was sought out by Sound Transit art director Barbara Luecke after seeing his sculpture "Big Rig Jig" at Burning Man. Ross presented his initial concept of deconstructed fighter jets at an open house in April, and was met with negative reactions from members of the public. The piece was criticized for its use of "instruments of war", and Ross himself criticized for being a non-resident. The 43rd District Democrats passed a unanimous resolution calling for "more culturally sensitive themes for public art [...] instead of warplanes" and the hiring of local talent.
|
|
Ferrari had a 1-2-3 formation finish at the 1965 24 Hours of Le Mans.It Was Murder Italian Style - Sports Illustrated, 28 June 1965 Rival car manufacturer Ford did the same in 1966, and Ferrari again in 1967.Instruments of War - Car and Driver, September 2007 Porsche had a three-car formation finish in 1982.1982 24 Hours of Le Mans – Profile and Photo Gallery - Sports Car Digest - 20 June 2012 Audi and Bentley, part of the Volkswagen Group, dominated the 24 Hours of Le Mans in the 2000s, doing several formation finishes to celebrate. However, Peugeot won in 2009 with a three-car formation finish.
|
|
Amol in Afsharid dynasty and Zand dynasty as a city for trade and construction were instruments of war. In During the Nader Shah in town was founded Iron plant through trade center position to make cannonballs, mortars and horseshoes and business centers already exceeded and founded artillery. This was the first artillery workshop in IranH. Ardakani Book Jonas Hanway came to Iran at this time and visited Amol and says about this city, Due to the abundance of iron ore mines, by Nader Shah order, Amol it became the most important foundry and steel plant, where cannonballs, rifles and horseshoes were produced, and Nader Shah it was even decided to build the Iranian Navy in Amol.
|
|
The negotiations about better relations started in earnest in the Spring of 1651. Walter Strickland and Oliver St John went to The Hague to talk about the removal of the royalist exiles who had sought asylum in the Netherlands (among whom was the pretender Charles Stuart) from the Republic, but more importantly about a political union between the two states, on the ground that they were similar in respect of politics, religion, and commerce. The Dutch government replied with a number of counter-proposals in matters they held dear, like principles of (then-emerging) international law, such as freedom of the seas, limitation of the concept of contraband to "instruments of war", freedom from capture of neutral goods on neutral ships in time of war. These were all matters that the English at the time disputed.
|
|
Kimball claims to have witnessed a miraculous event on September 22, 1827. According to his autobiography, he subsequently learned that it "took place the same evening that Joseph Smith received the records of the Book of Mormon from the Angel Moroni." He had seen "a white smoke" arising on the horizon, growing "clear and transparent of a bluish cast" to reveal an army on the move "in platoons": > We could see distinctly the muskets, bayonets, and knapsacks of the men, who > wore caps and feathers like those used by the American soldiers in the last > war with Britain; also their officers with their swords and equipage, and > heard the clashing and jingling of their instruments of war and could > discover the form and features of the men. The most profound order existed > throughout the entire army, when the foremost man stepped, every man stepped > at the same time: I could hear the step.
|
|