Sentence examples for warfare illegal from inspiring English sources

Pakistan's ambassador to the United States, Sherry Rehman, said on CNN last month that her government considers drone warfare illegal under international law and "counterproductive to all our goals in the sense that it radicalizes foot soldiers, tribes and entire villages in our region".

You can be dead sure if anything equivalent to Melancholia's collision with the Earth anything human beings could actually prevent, that is were about to happen, absolutely nothing helpful would be done about it by a criminal enterprise Congress, an impudent ideological majority on the Court, or a president committed to drone warfare, illegal detention, and the suspension of habeas corpus.

Even if you accept the Republicans' view of immigration policy as warfare against illegal immigrants, their tactics are the rejects of history, starting with that Vietnam-evoking "attrition".

All warfare was illegal and unjust and only through the papal mandate of peacefully bringing Christianity to heathen peoples could "Just Titles" be acquired.

She warns of the damage done to democracy when military personnel must choose between their own codes of warfare and the illegal orders of their civilian superiors.

While urban and guerrilla warfare is not illegal, by fighting in the midst of civilians, often in civilian clothing, Hamas may also bring risk to noncombatants.

Portable IMS instruments are commonly used for the detection of chemical warfare agents and illegal drugs [ 15– 17].

By attacking Syria early Saturday local time, the Trump administration says it sought to warn Assad against what Western nations said was his use of illegal chemical warfare agents, following the April 7 gassing of civilians near Damascus.

Ion mobility spectrometry was originally developed for the detection of chemical warfare agents, explosives and illegal drugs [ 1– 4].

"Unlike the United States, which has per reports in the media given itself the license to engage in illegal cyber-warfare against Iran, Iran respects the international law and refrains from targeting other nations' economic or financial institutions," wrote Alireza Miryousefi, first secretary of the Iranian mission to the United Nations, in an e-mail).

Becoming chairman of the militant group, he gained ideas from illegal literature on guerilla warfare by Mao Zedong and Che Guevara.