Sentence examples for antiterrorism plans from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — There is nothing in Donald J. Trump's or Hillary Clinton's antiterrorism plans that would have had much chance of stopping the bombings in New York and New Jersey that Ahmad Khan Rahami is accused of carrying out.

A poll taken by the National League of Cities a week after Sept. 11 that 81percentt of the nation's large cities had antiterrorism plans, but only 56percentt of communities of 10,000 to 100,000 people had them, while plans existed in only 39percentt of the towns with fewer than 10,000 people.

Certainly, if the president had reacted quickly and aggressively to the C.I.A.'s August briefing, he might have convened a cabinet meeting and directed every official to come up with immediate antiterrorism plans -- including the totally out-of-the-loop transportation secretary, Norman Mineta.

Just deliver to us a world-standard antiterrorism plan".

San Jose began its antiterrorism planning well before Sept. 11.

Other counties have chosen to give antiterrorism planning duties to existing county emergency management coordinators who traditionally coordinate disaster efforts with the state and municipalities.

"The individuals we represent possess the unique ability to coordinate your security and executive protection needs while implementing a detailed, comprehensive and aggressive antiterrorism plan".

On a visit to Russia Thursday, The French foreign minister, Hubert Védrine, argued for a broad antiterrorism plan that might incorporate military action, but did not overlook financial and logistical networks as well as political efforts.

Re "Operation Atlas, Shrugged Off" (editorial, March 19), about New York City's antiterrorism plan: In the city where I live, there are checkpoints at bridges and higher security at hospitals; packages must be checked at the door in many buildings; helicopters loom overhead.

15 U.S. Hones Antiterrorism Plan The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff has completed a new, classified counterterrorism strategy that focuses on areas identified as necessary for terrorist networks to operate, senior Pentagon officials say, and also warns that ill-conceived military operations could add to terrorists' ranks.

Even for a few antiterrorism design guides, they are generally limited to the military facilities.