disarming

IPA: dɪsˈɑrmɪŋ

Examples of "disarming" in Sentences

Their policy in disarming the natives has been often followed in the East.
Aren’t these policies more effective in disarming those inclined to follow it?
They have to do what we call disarming the doors if they want to be open the doors without blowing the slides.
The legitimate government of Lebanon has an interest in disarming and disbanding Hezbollah in conjunction with Israel.
Dr Mandela demands what he calls the disarming of my men, as he puts it, as though the carrying of symbolic weapons opposes any real threat to peace.
“I strongly believe … that we must engage strategically in disarming terrorism by stopping their sources of supply of money, training, equipment and motivation,” he said.
You will realize that security is a psychological matter, and if the French feel a security that will enable them to begin disarming it will result in an all-round reduction of armaments.
How many times does it take N Korea and Iran to snub the U. S.'s efforts for peaceful deconstruction of their nuclear programs before Obama can accept that they simply have no interest in disarming?
The position of Ford, a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute and chief negotiator of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons for the Bush administration, can perhaps best be described as counseling extreme caution in disarming while other states still seek to develop nuclear weapons programs.