Übersetzung für "Arms manufacturers" in Deutsch

Among other things, Kord Industries is one of the largest arms manufacturers in the world.

Yet until recently the army of this same despot was receiving weapons and materials from German arms manufacturers.

In fall 2016, 13 Swiss arms manufacturers signed a pact.

Born in Freiburg, Germany, Vorgrimler worked as an engineer for several arms manufacturers over his long career.

These bonuses are in fact discount, but for another substance - twisting arms manufacturers.

Some arms manufacturers produce consumer goods and so could be a target for boycott campaigns.

EAW scope mounts are distributed through wholesalers and arms manufacturers in more than 40 countries.

Many then-existing arms’ manufacturers either merged with hitherto competitors, or were taken over by other corporations.

It was this abrupt turnaround in Pakistan that prompted arms manufacturers to go on the offensive.

At the end of World War II the tunnels were used as underground factories by several arms manufacturers.

Arms manufacturers and companies that support repressive regimes and civil wars are also excluded.

Will the Council investigate allegations that arms manufacturers based in the European Union have supplied Hutu or Tutsi armed groups in Burundi and that the ammunition factory at Eldoret in Kenya, which was originally built by the Fabrique d'Armes de Guerre, a subsidiary of the GIAT Industries Group based in France, supplied ammunition to the Hutu militia in eastern Zaire?

The push for implementing European Union (EU) strategy on defence-related industries is clearly aimed at boosting arms sales and finding new markets for EU arms manufacturers.

The EU is going in exactly the same direction as the United States and what many of us wonder about is will EU taxpayers eventually find themselves subsidizing EU arms manufacturers as they try to compete with the U.S.

There is also the typical and tedious hypocritical stance protecting the economic interests of European arms manufacturers, who have made millions by selling arms to dictators who have used them to massacre both their own people and those of neighbouring states.

We are also aware that there is a double standard protecting the economic interests of European arms manufacturers, which have made millions by selling arms to dictators who have subsequently used them to massacre their own people and those of neighbouring states.

There is no common certificate of end use, so the multiplicity of certificates, which has always led to chaos, will continue to exist. The problem of arms manufacturers from third countries operating with a licence from a Member State company has not been considered at all.