Defence analyst Joachim Roder says there is only a change if arms exports conflict with general export policy.
In November, France called for defensive weapons to be provided to the opposition, but Paris's support for a broad change to the arms embargo has faded recently.
Churchill, for example, was among the first to see how nuclear arms would change every strategic assumption.
Beyond that, however, they have pressed to remove any mention in the new outline of a general change in principle on arms exports.
The council said should the change be approved, a small fee would be paid to the College of Arms to register the change.
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"When Laura looks down the aisle and sees my arms in slings, she might change her mind, " said the scrum-half.
This preference for "stability" over potentially positive but uncertain, and possibly risky, change is the default-setting for professional arms controllers, and the diplomatic corps and foreign policy establishment more generally.
When it comes to the START treaty, I think -- I do not think that the election should change the -- again, the bipartisan history of arms reductions.
But he noted that Giffords did show movement in her arms during her hospitalization in Tucson, so results could change.
Last month, Pentagon policymakers tried to force a big change in the way that risk is shared between the government and arms makers.
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In his will written in 1934, Philip Canning Howard said his heirs had to change their surname to Howard and take up the family coat of arms within a 12-month deadline, London's High Court heard.
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