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It was the latest attack aimed at members of the so-called Awakening Councils, and a double blow, because of his efforts to promote reconciliation.
The law was aimed at members of the Westboro Baptist Church of Topeka, Kan., who have toured the country protesting at military funerals.
Last month, the Pentagon launched a drone strike in Somalia aimed at members of the biggest militant group there, the Shabab.
Census Bureau officials are planning a $102.8 million advertising campaign -- the largest ever for a census -- aimed at members of minority groups, people who rent and those living in mobile homes who tend not to return their census forms.
* MainGate.com, Jacksonville, Fla., a Web site aimed at members of the military and their families, to OgilvyOne Worldwide, Chicago, part of the Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide unit of the WPP Group, to handle its first account.
Many of the attacks in July were aimed at members of the Shiite majority that has dominated Iraq's politics since the withdrawal of the American military at the end of 2011.
European leaders warned on Tuesday that youth unemployment – which exceeds 50% in some countries – could lead to a continent-wide catastrophe and widespread social unrest aimed at member state governments.
UNESCO's Universal Declaration on the Human Genome & Human Rights [ 49], which is aimed at member states and research stakeholders, emphasizes the right of scientific inquiry within a human rights framework and subject to dignity-based limitations (Articles 10 to 15).
He was said to be aiming at members of a rival gang who had strayed onto his territory.
The church is still in its infancy here, with only around 15,000 active members, most of them Nigerians, but its goal is to make gradual inroads into the wider culture, at first aiming at members of immigrant groups — other Africans, Caribbeans, Latin Americans, Asians — and then moving on to African-Americans and whites.
The suspicion among Corbyn supporters was that this was aimed at impoverished members who would struggle to find £25.
