Predictably, the Fed s critics are up in arms.

The US auto industry is up in arms.

Russia is up in arms about the US plan.

Trade unions are up in arms, which, after all, is their duty.

Bloggers, followed by traditional journalists, went up in arms against such blatant nepotism.

Perhaps not surprisingly, many financial bosses are up in arms over such moves.

Then took he him up in his arms, and blessed God, and said,

The developing world is up in arms over the major central banks reckless tactics.

When Assad began killing protestors we took up arms against him.

Around 1992, Gibb played guitar on Lulu's Let Me Wake Up in Your Arms , released in 1993.

And he took them up in his arms, put his hands upon them, and blessed them.

In accordance with the resolution, UNOCI has set up a mechanism for monitoring the arms embargo.

Many independence movements throughout the world had opted to take up arms.

The Peruvian gallery was up in arms after that decision. From here, the whole disgraceful thing began.

SIPRI reports that only 8 percent of Sudanese arms are Chinese, and that Russian arms actually make up the majority, at 87 percent.

Face up should not be used because this puts excess stress on the inner arms.

One of the N3s continued on to Ethiopia to pick up a shipment of arms.

As a result, they often harbor anger and resentment toward the government, with some even taking up arms in resistance.

But arms deliveries have dried up, and the rebels pleas for anti aircraft weapons remain unanswered.

Meanwhile, in Syria, the people rose up, were fired upon, took up arms, were manipulated, and began a cycle of sectarian killing and revenge that can only fracture them further.

China s massive arms build up shows that economic power without military power is only a temporary phenomenon.

The United States system of arms export control schemes, which set up a system of licensing of companies that want to obtain arms, could also be regarded as a model.

Indeed, Kenya could end up with a conflict similar to the one in Nigeria s Niger Delta, where local people took up arms to fight the oil industry s degradation of their environment.

It is only in the recent past that the threat of the illicit spread of conventional arms has been taken up more seriously.

Some claim that it is not necessary to draw up such an international instrument because there is no arms race in outer space.

Some even suggest that the economic price for the USSR was so high that it stopped the arms race, as I could not keep building arms while paying to clean up Chernobyl.

We can no longer afford to falter between democracy, embodied in a legally established Government, and those who take up arms in order to seize power.

Whereas in the past most dhows were considered large when their cargo capacity was up to 1,000 tons today most of the dhows used in arms shipments have a cargo capacity of up to 5,000 tons.

The video calls upon Bahrain's Sunni population to take up arms against the government, and the country's Shia population.

Of the 34 arms shipments identified by the Monitoring Group, 21 transactions were conducted through the Bakaaraha arms market, which reaffirms the central role it plays in the arms trade and in arms embargo violations in Somalia.

Additionally, the Monitoring Group is convinced that another arms market, located in Yemen, operates in conjunction with the Bakaarah arms market by functioning as a continuing source for the arms routinely received by the Bakaarah arms market.

She died in our arms.

No, no, it begins the first time a child in a mother's arms looks up at the mother and says, Oh, this must be my mother.

In addition, the opposition was supplied with arms by criminal groups or arms trading networks through the medium of the Bakaraaha Arms Market (BAM) at Irtogte in Mogadishu.

I know too that wars are messy, and if Molhem hadn t been taking pictures, he may well have taken up arms.

Weapons collection programmes to mop up the large surpluses of small arms that exist following conflict are now the accepted practice.

Arms trafficking must be internationally controlled and sanctioned and illicit trade in arms must be criminalized.

Now before you get up in arms, or you break into song, or you pick a favorite color, I want to define what I mean by revolution.

In 1797 the College of Arms granted official arms to Liverpool, which depicts the bird in pride of place.

In Somalia, the road transport network plays a very crucial role in transporting arms to the Bakaaraha arms market.

As the senior officer approaches with a baton, Layma stands up with deliberation, reaches her arms up over her head, and begins, very slowly, to untie her headdress that covers her hair.

While everyone is up in arms about getting relief to Haiti as well they should they should be taking a few moments to look around their own country.

Identify in detail the arms brokers who transact business with and or on behalf of the arms market.

Permission is granted those ( to take up arms ) who fight because they were oppressed . God is certainly able to give help to those

A. Bakaraaha Arms Market, arms trading networks and the opposition