Sentence examples for assassination in the name of from inspiring English sources

He declared that, on examining all the evidence, it was clear Salmaan Taseer was not guilty of blasphemy; rather, the real blasphemers were those who praised or justified his assassination in the name of Islam.

The envoy, Robert E. White, a career diplomat who served in El Salvador in 1980 and 1981, said senior officers not only ignored repeated American admonishments but even appeared to encourage assassinations of civilians in the name of fighting leftist insurgents.

Indeed, at a time when security and surveillance threaten privacy and other civil liberties, when wars and assassination are waged abroad in the name of security and democracy, art should be loud and challenging, skewering and ridiculing the powerful as much as possible, and not be muffled, silenced and hushed.

Because of an editing error, a reporting credit with an article on Thursday about a recent trend in Latin America to exhume the bodies of political leaders to investigate assassination allegations misspelled, in some editions, the name of the reporter who contributed from Santiago, Chile.

Nicholas Guido was also the name of a Gambino associate who had failed in an assassination attempt on Anthony Casso.

In accounts of politically motivated terrorism, the name "Raymond Azar" does surface--it is the name of the former Lebanese military intelligence chief, suspected of involvement in the assassination of Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri.

The use of machine-guns was an added annoyance, for machine-guns had given Chicago the name of being the world centre of assassination and massacre.

Sverdlovsk, named for the Bolshevik revolutionary who commanded the 1918 assassination in the city of Czar Nicholas II and his family, was home to so much military industry that it was closed to foreigners.

One mural even bears the names of Republican fighters marked for assassination.

Dubai police said Israeli agents using 32 fake passports -- including eight with the names of fictional Irish citizens -- took part in the assassination.

They rattle off the names of presidents, the highest mountain and the deepest lake, but there is a persistent theme across the questions and answers: The date of Martin Luther King Jr's assassination, the date of Malcolm X's assassination, the date the first black man became the heavyweight champion of the world, the date of Alabama's violence in Selma and the bombing in Birmingham.