Sentence examples for considering attacks from inspiring English sources

That alert, on April 19, warned that terrorists were considering attacks against banks in the Northeast, even though bureau officials said they knew of no specific targets.

Lashkar has also bolstered fund-raising networks throughout Europe, especially in Germany and Britain, and European counterterrorism officials believe Lashkar is considering attacks in Western capitals similar to the devastating raids by the group in Mumbai, India, in November 2008.

"With agreement on the funding to maintain teacher numbers now in place, there is no argument nor justification for any council to still be considering attacks on the length of the school week in order to cut costs.

We introduce the reliable server assignment problem considering attacks, which seeks to choose the locations of servers on a network in order to maximize the network reliability that results from a worst-case attack on the edges of the network.

When considering attacks frequency, stress and odours were reported as a TF by respectively 88 and 41% of children with more than 2 AM per month versus respectively 67% (p = 0.018) and 41% (p = 0.005) of those with less than 2 AM per month.

Chandler also has the Russian army in much better shape moving to secondary prepared positions and seriously considering attacking the next day.

You then report that 57% of the Iraqis to whom America is supposedly indebted consider attacks against coalition forces acceptable.

Palestinians overwhelmingly consider attacks on soldiers and settlers in the West Bank and Gaza to be legitimate resistance to occupation.

Terrorists believed to be behind the Madrid train bombings last month also considered attacks on Jewish sites, an investigator said.

The protesters are also defending the aging king, Bhumibol Adulyadej, from what they consider attacks on the institution of the monarchy.

Some Kurdish analysts who favor a peaceful resolution to the conflict consider attacks like the one on Sunday to be efforts to derail political progress.