Sentence examples for legitimate weapons from inspiring English sources
Because of Brees's brilliance, all five of New Orleans's eligible receivers are legitimate weapons on any given play.
The US military asserted that cluster bombs were "legitimate weapons that provide a vital military capability" and wanted to carry on using British bases regardless of the ban.
A: There has been a rival perspective – that in the circumstances of Syria's civil war, these weapons could hasten the end of brutal tactics in which civilians are sometimes the targets, and thereby, in the tricky calculus of measuring human suffering, be considered legitimate weapons for rebels to possess.
The Pentagon continues to believe that cluster munitions are "legitimate weapons with clear military utility in combat".
Although the shortness of the chains restricts the probability of anyone using them as legitimate weapons, the possibility alone is an undeniable spark.
Downey also housed Destro's MARS base in the Arctic, his legitimate weapons factory in an ex-Soviet state, as well as various submarines interiors, including a SHARC (Submersible High-speed Attack and Reconnaissance Craft) manned by two G.I. Joes.
The Sudanese government does not deny using rockets in the Nuba Mountains, insisting that they are a legitimate weapon.
"They saw it as a legitimate weapon that has one purpose, and that's to get big-league hitters out consistently.
Even as Nigeria's representative to abortive peace talks declared, "Starvation is a legitimate weapon of war, and we have every intention of using it," the Labour Government in London dismissed reports of Biafran starvation as enemy propaganda.
Big mistake: it turns out the site is run by the Yes Men, a loose-knit group of anti-free-trade activists that views hoaxes as a legitimate weapon of protest.
The view that violence was a legitimate weapon, the nationalists and other independence supporters noted, also sprang up in response to the Puerto Rican government's repression of independence efforts on the island.
