Meanings of arms dealing in English

Khashoggi is a byword for arms dealing.

Trafficking in stolen antiquities had proved a lucrative business, surpassed only by narcotics, money laundering, and arms dealing.

She said the government, you, I presume, thought the whole dig was a setup to cover illegal arms dealing.

Amexica is not just about drugs, but about the results of free trade, migration, arms dealing and cheap labour.

Cheney said Russian arms dealing in the Middle East had endangered the prospects for peace and freedom in the region.

Monsieur is used to narrowly escaping brushes with the law in what some claim is a 20-year career in arms dealing.

It's in the latter location where he's pulled in the world of arms dealing and dodgy characters by the tragic temptress Sophie.

BCCI collapsed in 1991 in one of the world's worst financial scandals, embracing money laundering, arms dealing, bribery, tax evasion and much more.

The Church has also banned itself from investing directly in companies that make a significant amount of money from pornography, tobacco and arms dealing.

The killing is also associated with growing cartel interest in other crime, from the domestic drugs market to kidnapping, arms dealing and people smuggling.

Arms dealing, to a large degree, had once been conducted between European courtiers and salesmen who wanted to be perceived as gentlemen.