Sentence examples for as tools of war from inspiring English sources

These conceptions would soon be replaced by darker images, of airplanes as tools of war.

That is especially important these days, as tools of war are also contained in those same devices, including applications that identify enemy and friendly forces.

"The very high level of instability could lead us back into the vicious cycle where children are used as tools of war," Joanna Van Gerpen, the head of the agency's office in Freetown, said in a statement.

For the UN's Ban Ki-moon, it was marked by a "disturbing trend" of harrowing sexual violence, with rape, slavery and forced marriage used as tools of war and terror by extremist groups.

The government of Sri Lanka immediately lodged a protest with the US embassy resulting in the state department issuing a "clarification" acknowledging that "in the most recent phase of the conflict, from 2006-2009 … we have not received reports that rape and sexual violence were used as tools of war".

In a recent statement, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton cited the allegations by Mr. Moreno-Ocampo, and said that Colonel Qaddafi and other leaders in the region were "trying to divide the people by using violence against women and rape as tools of war".

The North's huge advantage in men and technology was only as good as the tools of war that Lincoln's Bureau of Ordnance was able to place into those men's hands.

All we want for this country is for the youth to unite and resist being used by the old men as tools of a war of self interests," he said, shouting over the dancehall tracks.

The use of architecture and art as tools of cold war propaganda was already on the wane by the end of the 1970s, when a lack of space forced embassy officials to shut down the gallery and transform the library into a waiting room for visa applicants.

And militants are preying upon children as tools of that war, their innocence stolen too early.

But it was essential to follow that up with a clear departure from the always-insane policy that the U.S. has a right to develop and use such weapons as conventional tools of war.