Sentence examples for In antiterrorist from inspiring English sources

Local news reports said this month that the Russian Army had become involved in antiterrorist operations in the region for the first time since 2006, when army units withdrew from the North Caucasus.

AIP offers the possibility of other roles, such as operating in polar seas for long periods under ice, tracking coastal shipping in antiterrorist operations, or inserting special operations forces onto foreign shores.

It showed the tragic impact of the initial decision by Mr. Bush and his top advisers that they were not going to follow the Geneva Conventions, or indeed American law, for prisoners taken in antiterrorist operations.

The device is part of a larger effort to develop nonlethal weapons that can help law-enforcement and military personnel control crowds and riots, both in antiterrorist actions and in hostage situations.

In addition, the possibility that Serbian troops, who battled Muslims in Bosnia and in Kosovo in the Balkan wars of the 1990's, could be involved in combat operations against Muslims and in antiterrorist operations against members and supporters of Al Qaeda might be seen by both Muslims and non-Muslims as undesirable.

The authors, both staff members of the National Security Council in the Clinton administration, give an account of bureaucratic inertia in antiterrorist efforts before Sept. 11, with the F.B.I., the C.I.A. and the military reluctant to share information or work with one another.

A1 Toxin Seized in London A small quantity of a lethal toxin was found over the weekend in an antiterrorist sweep in which six men were arrested on suspicion of terrorism, according to the police.

He was a sergeant in the Marine Corps, serving in the antiterrorist unit at the Naval Weapons Station at Mare Island, Calif., and later as an instructor at Camp Pendleton, Calif.

For visitors here, it doesn't take long to realize that France has tightened security, putting in place an antiterrorist plan first developed in the mid-1990's, when this country was the target of a spate of Algerian terrorist attacks.

Athens called in global antiterrorist expertise for the Olympic Games in 2004.

Michael McKevitt, accused of being the leader of Real I.R.A., the group that killed 29 people in a bombing in Omagh, Northern Ireland, in 1998, fired his legal team and refused to take part in his trial in a special antiterrorist court in Dublin.