The former president said the intrusive legislation helped break up potential terror cells across the country.
In addition to drug trafficking, MS-13 cells across the country engage in a range of criminal activities.
Last rainfall in the new city, held here until we ship the wounded home, the enemy collecting like aberrant cells across the river.
American officials have repeatedly said they believe that Jemaah Islamiyah, which has roots in Indonesia and cells across Southeast Asia, was behind the Bali bombing.
From the time he arrived in Sudan in 1991 until his expulsion five years later, bin Laden established cells across East Africa, including Kenya.
Mr. Rosebraugh describes the group as a series of cells across the country with no hierarchy, no membership roll and a decentralized philosophy for direct action.
But by then, the terror network had gone global -- "Al Qaeda became Starbucks," said Charles Duelfer, a former State Department official -- with cells across Europe, Africa and beyond.
In the early 1970s, the group, operating in cells across the country, claimed up to 300 members, and planted over two dozen pipe bombs.
In Britain, and more widely in Europe, the European Union Tissue and Cells Directives was set up to establish a joint approach to the regulation of tissues and cells across the Continent.
They threw him in the trunk of the car, drove him to another building, and put him in what would be the first of a succession of cells across Lebanon.
He described the movement as a series of cells across the country with no chain of command and no membership roll, a structure that supporters liken to that of the French Resistance and the African National Congress.
