Sentence examples for use in war from inspiring English sources

There is a waterproof outdoor Bible and a camouflage Bible for use in war zones.

Mr. Lieberman repeated his views that assault weapons "were weapons created by the U.S. military for use in war".

"After seeing what little kids can get their hands on, I went out and bought hard plates," designed for use in war zones, McClellan told me.

Another basis for intervening in Syria, Mr. Daalder said, might be violation of the 1925 Geneva Protocol, which outlaws the use in war of poison gas.

(The court advised that in most cases it probably was unlawful, breaking the rule of "proportionality" in a case of self-defence, and contravening humanitarian law requiring the protection of civilians in the event of use in war).

While learning the difference between Taoism and Confucianism, the subject of a recent evening's lecture, may seem of little practical use in war, Sergeant Crepeau said he could have used some of what he was learning in the course, which is provided by Burlington, during his four-month tour in Iraq last year.

Rape has been used in war, to control women, and to keep us out of power both literally and symbolically.

Written and presented by Will Storr, the subject was serious: how rape is used in war.

Horses were used in war as early as AD83: Tacitus describes a battle between Roman cavalry and British chariots.

And yet, we have accumulated unthinkable numbers of nuclear weapons that can be used in war or by terrorists.

He warned repeatedly that the world risked catastrophe if weapons of mass destruction were ever used in war.