Sentence examples for certain terrorism from inspiring English sources

The government has already introduced legislation to strip dual nationals of Australian citizenship for certain terrorism offences inside and outside Australia.

An appellate court, reversing an earlier decision, said in November that foreign nations were not immune to lawsuits under certain terrorism claims, clearing the way for parts of the Saudi case to be reheard in United States District Court in Manhattan.

"This complicates the equation with regard to civilian trials of high-level Al Qaeda detainees that the administration would not release" even if they were found not guilty, said Juan C. Zarate, who served as deputy national security adviser for combating terrorism in the Bush administrationand who has argued for using civilian courts to try certain terrorism defendants.

It is useful to remember that not all of the prisoners at Guantánamo are the same; that is where a day in court is helpful (and why proposals, like the one Jack Goldsmith made in the Times this weekend, that we should just stop bothering with judicial proceedings in certain terrorism cases are so harmful).

Regardless of whether one faces reality concerning the motive for 9/11, one thing is certain: terrorism has proliferated enormously since the government declared war upon it, just like drug use.

"This provision would for the first time in American history require our military to take custody of certain terrorism suspects in the United States," said Durbin, who was especially concerned with two sections of the bill -- 1021 and 1022 -- and voted "no".

In some circumstances, for instance, if certain anti-terrorism provisions are used in relation to a journalist, he or she may be restrained by law from disclosing that fact itself".

"What the president is doing," Mr. Paust said, "is legitimizing certain types of terrorism".

No one was certain how the terrorism would affect markets and economies in coming months, but there was concern.

His memo said it was easy to call certain egregious acts terrorism "and have the whole world agree with you".

But at a certain point, once terrorism becomes something one does for a higher cause, I don't think this type of method would work".