Значения термина weapons industry на английском

Trump sees the U.S. weapons industry as an important source of U.S. jobs.

By most measures the weapons industry represents a small slice of Citi's overall business.

India's military modernization plan includes a renewed push to develop a domestic weapons industry.

However, she claimed, the US weapons industry has been sharing the results of the tests.

But we know that Russian co-operation with the Iranian state weapons industry goes way beyond that.'

Our second book is about the weapons industry. Q: What literary detectives have served as models?

Russia's is a primitive economy, based on commodities - especially energy products - and an over-developed weapons industry.

Mr Biden and other members of cabinet met officials in the weapons industry after the recent school shooting in Newtown.

Two senior executives in the U.S. weapons industry told Reuters they expected the U.S. government to lift the arms ban soon.

Donnelly, echoing similar remarks earlier this week by Raytheon Co Chief Executive William Swanson, cautioned against overly pessimistic views on the weapons industry.

On top of being the world's largest investor in fossil fuels, they are also among the leading global financiers of the weapons industry.

Today, Tony Stark has changed the face of the weapons industry by ensuring freedom and protecting America and her interests around the globe.

In 2015, then-Defense Secretary Ash Carter warned that further consolidation in the weapons industry could lead to higher costs, decreased innovation and less competition.

Trump sees the U.S. weapons industry as an important generator of jobs, and members of his Republican Party push consistently to ease gun regulation.

The move is one of many recent calls for weapons industry restrictions following the deadly mass shooting at a Florida high school on Feb 14.