Sentence examples for existed weapons from inspiring English sources

Obama told us he would get us out of Iraq that a prior Republican administration got us into by saying, falsely so, that there existed weapons of mass destruction [incidentally, one of the architects for the existence of WMDs was Dick Cheney, who just had a fundraiser in Texas for Romney]; Obama kept his word and we are no longer in Iraq.

Ficker said the Welch case is the fourth time he has defended youngsters in cases where they have received suspensions for being accused of making a reference to a weapon when no such weapon existed -- including the case of a first-grader in Montgomery County who pointed a finger at a fellow student and a Pennsylvania kindergartner who talked about using a "bubble gun".

Clegg says President Assad denied chemical weapons existed.

The dossier drew on Unscom's accounts but they had never said the weapons existed.

Speaking at a news conference in Warsaw, where he was meeting Polish officials, the British leader said he had "absolutely no doubt" that such weapons existed.

Now the Senate Intelligence Committee has concluded that the intelligence agencies that said two years ago that the weapons existed did so on the flimsiest of evidence.

His frustration with the Bush administration, expressed throughout this book, was that it was both supremely confident that the weapons existed and utterly uninterested in evidence.

Another member of the committee, Ehud Yatom, said Israel had told the Americans it believed the weapons existed but had not seen them.

MH: These are not "on the shelf". They exist in the sense that nuclear weapons existed in the late '30s and that crewed lunar vehicles existed in the '50s.

Iraq was about assessing whether weapons existed, they say, while Syria is all about who used them, and whether a military strike would prevent — or encourage — their use again.

"He made the argument that we had this intelligence, we had had evidence even as late as 1998, so there's no doubt that weapons existed," said one aide who attended the session.