Sentence examples for assassination suggested from inspiring English sources

The assassination suggested that people like him were a threat that needed management.

The most recent tome, Life, Times and Assassination, suggests he was killed by the CIA.

For Pakistan itself, the assassination suggests that its internal upheavals are bound up with its myriad economic problems.

It can be cathartic to consider the worst possible scenarios that the uncertainty about Kennedy assassination suggests — and, faced with those, it makes as much sense as anything to laugh.

This natural born killer embarks on some character-assassination: suggesting that it is Supt Wong who is the corrupt cop.

Many of the Chechens killed in the Turkey hits over recent years were linked to fundraising for the insurgency, and the chain of shadowy assassinations suggests Moscow has preferred the clinical removal of key figures rather than angry public rhetoric, while Ankara has not seemed to put much effort into hunting the killers.

Hoping to tell them what I had witnessed that afternoon and to talk about the tragic news of Bobby Kennedy's assassination, I suggested we go to the airport lounge for a drink.

The military's previous experience with assassination programs suggests some of the difficulties involved.

The attorney added that Brooks has been harmed by a campaign of character assassination, which he suggested was organized by Taubman to discredit her.

Newsweek reports it was Frazer who suggested assassination as a possible solution to problems with rebel leaders in Uganda.

Others, such as R. Sukumaran, argue that assassination markets as suggested by Bell are perhaps technically feasible, but because they are so revolutionary, they "threaten elites" and will be made illegal.