Sentence examples for be considered a weapon from inspiring English sources

Mr. DiFulco said: "If you have to ask yourself if it might be considered a weapon, don't bring it on board.

By now it should go without saying that anything that might be considered a weapon -- nail files, pocket knives and so on -- should go in checked luggage.

"Under the current health and safety regulations at the stadium, which already disallows musical bands, we would not allow them into the stadium as they could be considered a weapon and could also be considered to be an annoyance to others," a club statement said.

West Ham's statement said: "Under the current health and safety regulations at the stadium, which already disallows musical bands, we would not allow [vuvuzelas] into the stadium as they could be considered a weapon and could also be considered to be an annoyance to others.

Don't pack anything that could be considered a weapon.

As noted above nearly anything could be considered a weapon under New York law.

Against the Wallabies, the tourists' scrum was considered a weapon of mass destruction.

For the Grameen Bank, credit is considered a weapon for alleviating poverty and oppressive policies affecting women.

The active ingredient although available in local produce stores, pepper spray is considered a weapon and therefore of restricted use in many regions, including The Bahamas; where its use as chemical weapon in crime was recently experienced.

The light saber introduced in the "Star Wars" kit, however, is considered a weapon.

Do not take anything that is considered a weapon on board.