Übersetzung für "Waffeneinsatz" in Englisch

The Member States also need a common body of doctrine for the use of arms.

Tactics, deployment of weapons, all indicate an immense sophistication in computer control.

No gun play if we can help it. Set up a perimeter.

No weapons released... unless you are fire upon.

Tell him we need a warrant to use weapons.

The Secret Service has used weapons only once in 30 years.

I do not recommend weapons at this range.

On 8 September a further 4 guns arrived.

I'll cue the guns on your leap, and you do the fall, Ok?

The U.S. Secret Service, in 30 years of guarding the president, used weapons only once.

Stand by for weapons deployment.

The "day-glo orange" and white colour scheme painted Kiran MK II is used by the IAF to train its fighter pilots in basic fighter manoeuvres and weapon delivery.

On the other hand, however, for instance with impending weapon use, it must be assured that the on-board weapon will be within the shortest possible time in firing readiness.

Great temperature differences during the weapon deployment represent one of the most important influences, which a propellant or ammunition manufacturer must take into consideration.

The expectation that he would allow the Arabs, particularly the Syrians and the Palestinians, to recover their land without resorting to arms has been proved, by his own admission, to be unrealistic.

Since modern combat field artillery has become capable of achieving ever increasing effective ranges of 40 km or more, improved reconnaissance to achieve a more effective use of the weapons has become necessary.

On the other hand, however, for instance with impending weapon use, it must be assured that the on-board weapon will be within the shortest possible time in firing readiness.

In fact, with the fall of Japan, the liberation of the northern Philippines, including Manila, will follow de facto, without any need for force of arms.

The Blues musicians and so-called "Race Music Artists" articulate their anger at the forced recruitment to use weapons at the forefront.

Part 2 overviews humanitarian law relating to weaponry and the consequences of violations, including the duty to condemn such weaponry, the duty to compensate victims (redress), and the duty to clean up. Understanding of this clearly shows why those responsible think they have to cover-up that they knowingly developed and used "illegal" weapons.

The Interdisciplinary Research Group on Disarmament, Arms Control and Risk Technologies (IFAR2) addresses the complex interaction between the dynamics of armament, potential weapons deployment, debates on strategy as well as the potential of arms control and disarmament as security policy instruments.

In his doctoral thesis, Carl-Wendelin Neubert from the MPI for Foreign and International Criminal Law in Freiburg investigated the use of weapons from the perspective of international and German law.