Sentence examples for attacks on property from inspiring English sources

The EU also agrees that attacks on property constitute terrorism.

This summer has seen London riven by attacks on property and people.

None of its working definitions cite attacks on property as terrorism.

But most of these were attacks on property, not people, and the victims generally returned to rebuild their businesses.

The actions of the WSPU had escalated in response to include arson, attacks on property and smashing shop windows.

The British government similarly fetishises property, as attacks on property fulfil the concept of terrorism within the Terrorism Act of 2000.

And an appraisers' organization has advised its members to hold off, for the time being, from assessing the impact of the attacks on properties being evaluated.

Finally, investors would rightly see a jubilee as an attack on property rights.

This is mainly because of the government's continual financial attack on property ownership and the property industry.

Graeme Leach, chief economist of the Institute of Directors, a rightwing corporate outfit, labelled it a "Stalinist attack on property rights".

"The attack on property rights is an assault on rural people, and it goes against both party platforms," Lucas had prepared to say at the hearing.