Focusing on the so-called weapons of mass destruction was our greatest diplomatic and political mistake.

As I have already pointed out, even so-called 'tactical' nuclear weapons are in reality indiscriminate in their effect.

However, so-called "less-lethal" weapons can still inflict injuries that may result in death.

But in a case like this, the efficacy of this so-called ultimate weapon was more limited.

The older devices are so-called unitary weapons, meaning that the shell contains the harmful substance.

Police officers said they had taken statements and confiscated a number of so-called traditional weapons, like spears and clubs.

In fact, since research on so-called hit-to-kill weapons began in 1976, attempts to destroy mock warheads have failed more than 70 percent of the time.

You write in connection with The Times's coverage of so-called weapons of mass destruction that "the failure was not individual, but institutional."

If this so-called mind-control weapon is operating, it isn't being used by the Klingons.

"Where are these so-called smart weapons they are talking about?"