Sentence examples for broader terror from inspiring English sources

Collins told reporters her proposal would prohibit access to firearms for individuals on a narrower no-fly list, as opposed to the broader terror watch list.

At this point, it does not appear that the threat against the consulate is related to a broader terror alert that prompted the State Department to close 19 diplomatic missions in the Middle East, Africa and Asia, a senior Obama administration official said.

"He set up a broad terror network on the Golan, and it is good that he returned his soul to his creator," Shaked told Israel's Army Radio, without elaborating on any Israeli role.

Scahill and Devereaux reported that the immediate family of a suspected terrorist -- including spouse, children, parents and siblings -- may be added to the Terrorist Identities Datamart Environment (TIDE), a broad terror database that feeds into the TSDB, "without any suspicion that they themselves are engaged in terrorist activity".

Congressional investigators also faulted the F.B.I. for not distinguishing terrorist financing cases from broader international terror cases.

"Breathtakingly broad anti-terror powers passed under the last government continue to be abused under the coalition that once trumpeted civil liberties.

Faced with an internal challenge from a fundamentalist movement that sought to create an Islamic state in the late 1980's, the government fought back with arrests, broad anti-terror laws and social reforms.

Under the broad anti-terror legislation tabled Friday, Canada's spy agency, the Canadian Security and Intelligence Service (CSIS), will be given broad new powers to investigate and "disrupt" terrorist plots.

Addressing the United Nations General Assembly for the first time in more than a decade, Russian President Vladamir Putin called Monday for a broad anti-terror coalition aimed at stopping the Islamic State and in a pointed challenge to President Barack Obama, hinted that this coalition should back the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

Rubio issued a lengthy statement explaining his vote, in which the former Republican presidential candidate emphasized the need to refocus on the threat posed by homegrown extremism and the broader war on terror after the Orlando attack.

But what about the broader war on terror?