Sentence examples for attacks subject from inspiring English sources

Though a lower court judge upheld the president's power to intercept incipient attacks, subject to suitable habeas corpus review, the appeals panel has supposed that Congress provided no means to stop Al Qaeda operatives like Mr. Padilla from entering the United States to carry out attacks -- except by means of a criminal prosecution.

She just attacks subjects.

Even though Abu Zubaydah surrendered plenty of information to F.B.I. interrogators without coercion, and even though it wasn't clear how much more he knew it turns out that he wasn't even a member of Al Qaeda the C.I.A., convinced that he was harboring knowledge of future attacks, subjected him to twenty days of torture.

Even though Abu Zubaydah surrendered plenty of information to F.B.I. interrogators without coercion, and even though it wasn't clear how much more he knew — it turns out that he wasn't even a member of Al Qaeda — the C.I.A., convinced that he was harboring knowledge of future attacks, subjected him to twenty days of torture.

However, after having experienced one or more panic attacks, subjects with PD develop a form of avoidance towards places (such as subways or cinemas) where they believe they will experience dyspnea/panic [14], and also become less explorative towards novel, open spaces, behavioural characteristics collectively named 'agoraphobia' [15].

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It's exciting to see Jupp attack subjects worthy of his critical intelligence and wholly deserving – far more than wheelie suitcases – of his moral outrage.

Before treating a second attack, subjects had to be pain-free for a minimum of 24 h.

How can the CIA assert with a straight face that it has no intelligence interest in drone attacks, a subject that is so intimately related to national security and counter-terrorism?

It attacks its subject from slightly different angles but always presses on the same tender spot.

(Brantley) 'SAFETY' A cynical, contrived portrayal of the life of a war photographer that attacks its subject with a heavy hand (1 25).