Sentence examples for direct terrorism from inspiring English sources

"Isil's ability to inspire, let alone direct, terrorism around the world will be largely eliminated if its so-called caliphate is decisively defeated in the field.

"They are using secure apps and internet communication to try to broadcast their message and incite and direct terrorism amongst people who live here, who are prepared to listen to their message," he said.

The standoff is not limited to the U.S. In a recent interview with BBC, UK's MI5 Chief Andrew Parker emphasized that new laws are needed to give police and intelligence agencies access to encrypted communications, lamenting that terrorists are using secure apps and internet communications to "broadcast their message and to incite and direct terrorism".

"Because of the Internet and the way terrorists use social media — including from Syria — and the way we all live our lives with smartphones in our pockets, the terrorists do the same and they're using secure apps and Internet communication to try to broadcast their message, and to incite and direct terrorism amongst people who live here, who are prepared to listen to their message," he added.

Paul Duffy also was charged with directing terrorism.

McKevitt is serving a 20-year prison sentence in the Republic for directing terrorism.

Habib Ahmed assisted Rangzieb Ahmed, 33, of Fallowfield, Manchester, who was the first person to be convicted in the UK of directing terrorism.

The four included Michael McKevitt, the leader of the Real IRA, who was jailed for 20 years for directing terrorism in a case unrelated to the Omagh bombing.

McKevitt, one of five men named in the Omagh families' civil action, becomes the first person to be convicted in the Irish republic of directing terrorism.

Adair left the Maze last September under the early release programme of the Good Friday agreement after serving five years of a 16-year sentence for directing terrorism.

The new law under which Mr. McKevitt is being held in Portlaoise Prison, near Dublin, penalizes "directing terrorism" and carries a maximum sentence of life imprisonment.