Sentence examples for destroyed by terror from inspiring English sources
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They use Iraq and Afghanistan, just as they use the cause of Palestine, whilst trying to destroy by terror the only solution that will ever work: a secure Israel living side-by-side with a viable independent and democratic Palestine.
I have written many times about the need for dedicated federal funds for the reconstruction of homes and communities destroyed by nature or terror.
Whatever hopes that may exist for an end to the "war on terror" are systematically destroyed by ongoing aggression.
"Meanwhile, while the banned terror group National Action has finally been destroyed by the authorities, there is a growing threat of violence from the younger neo-Nazis emerging in their wake.
It added that the "criminals" who attacked the helicopter were later "destroyed" by Ukrainian troops involved in an "anti-terror" operation.
There were already questions, from the Palestinian side, about whether the settlers' relatives, like those of some Arabs suspected in terror attacks, would have their family homes destroyed by the Israeli government.
Ideas can't be destroyed by weapons and if the ideas that bolster ISIS are mocked with enough satire, "terror" will finally lose its ability to gain followers.
She is the author of "Refugees of a Hidden War: the Aftermath of Counterinsurgency in Guatemala," about displacement and human rights abuses by the military against indigenous rural communities, and "Paradise in Ashes: A Guatemalan Journey of Courage, Terror and Hope," about a Guatemalan village settled in the early 1970s and destroyed by the military in 1982.
