Arm Loan

/ˈɑːrm loʊn/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A loan agreement where one party supplies arms to another, often regulated by international law and export controls.
    The government signed an arm loan contract to supply military equipment to the allied nation.

Forms

  • arm loan
  • arm loans

Commentary

Arm loans are subject to specific legal frameworks, including international treaties and export regulations, and should clearly specify terms to avoid violations of arms control laws.

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