Sentence examples for believed a terror from inspiring English sources

Britain's Foreign Office released a statement last Friday saying it believed a terror attack was imminent.

Remarkably, support for the United States holds up even though, according to a survey in The Sydney Morning Herald, 66percentt of Australians believe a terror attack is likely in their faraway land within the next two years.

Those surveys were taken before the weekend's attacks, so it's not clear that the numbers are tied to terrorism in any way; but according to a Quinnipaic University poll released last week, 57percentt of Trump backers believed a deadly terror attack was imminent, while only 19percentt of Clinton supporters felt the same way.

Police said they believed a 12-man terror cell had planned and carried out the attacks.

But in 2009, as President George W. Bush briefed President-elect Barack Obama about the ongoing wars and plummeting economy he'd soon inherit, the Bush team revealed that they were grappling with a late-breaking threat to the presidency: U.S. intelligence sources believed that a terror group with links to Al Qaeda planned to attack the National Mall during the inaugural festivities.

Matt Bunn, a former White House official now at Harvard University, said it's unrealistic to believe that a terror attack in Japan is improbable or unlikely to succeed.

He deflected concerns among some Colombians about giving the FARC amnesty or seats in Congress after decades of killings, kidnappings and terror, saying he believed a majority would vote for such measures as part of a comprehensive peace deal. .

Counterterrorism officials at the time of the arrests said they believed an alleged al-Qaida terror plot against the UK, designed to cause mass casualties, was to have been carried out within days.