Sentence examples for using the weapons and from inspiring English sources

Police officers, he said, should take precautions when using the weapons and avoid multiple shocks, prolonged shocks and shocks to the chest.

Mr. Arafat's critics, by contrast, maintain that it was he who set off the violent Palestinian protests in September 2000, using the weapons and terrorist infrastructure he had secretly built alongside Israel while he negotiated for peace.

Pincus argues for releasing the intercepts that describe the Syrian regime using the weapons and then ending the barrage, and the satellite imagery showing preparations for an attack and the firing of rockets from Assad-controlled territory.

This is just the sort of thing that the inquiry will have to get into, as to why they were using the weapons and what information did they have?" Cameron was forced to admit yesterday that Norgrove may been killed by US special forces and not her captors as previously claimed.

But the prosecution said Gilleard intended to use the weapons and documents found in his flat in terrorist acts to further his political cause.

Shortly before he spoke, Saudi Arabia made a statement overturning previous denials that it had used the weapons and declaring it would not deploy them again.

The White House has said it wants to establish who used the weapons and whether their use was deliberate or accidental before deciding whether a red line has been crossed.

Although implementation is years away and there is no specific enforcement mechanism, proponents say the treaty would for the first time force sellers to consider how their customers will use the weapons and to make that information public.

The government of Turkey, an outspoken opponent of Mr. Assad, added its voice on Friday to those who have concluded that Mr. Assad's forces used the weapons and who assert that they have proof.

Know how to use the weapons and how to assert yourself without actually having to fire them.

And those are only the basics, just using the weapon as designed and intended.