Sentence examples similar to unconventional justification from inspiring English sources
The British government, like the Obama administration, is concerned about avoiding a repetition of the events that led to the 2003 invasion of Iraq when the presence of unconventional weapons, cited as justification for military action, had not been corroborated.
The so-far fruitless search for unconventional weapons -- the primary justification for invading Iraq -- undermined his credibility, making what Mr. Bush described as a war of necessity appear to have been one of choice.
American allegations of such an illicit program and stockpiles of unconventional weapons were a major justification for the war against Iraq.
A9 Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain said the unconventional weapons cited as the justification for the war might never be found.
[A11] BLAIR ON WEAPONS -- Britain's prime minister, Tony Blair, said that the unconventional weapons cited as the justification for the war against Saddam Hussein might never be found, but added that that did not mean the former Iraqi leader was not a threat.
Central to Saudi counter-terrorism efforts has been the use of unconventional "soft" measures designed to combat the intellectual and ideological justifications for violent extremism.
The two leaders will meet against a backdrop of claims and counterclaims about the justification for going to war and a continuing failure to find the unconventional weapons that both men said were a menace requiring immediate action.
The subsequent questions about the validity of those arguments and the continuing failure to uncover unconventional weapons in Iraq -- the issue that was at the heart of Britain's justification for joining the United States-led war -- have caused Mr. Blair's popularity to slump to its lowest levels in the six years he has been in power.
Unconventional forces require unconventional tactics.
