Sentence examples for election of terrorists from inspiring English sources
"Hamas on the Ballot" (editorial, Dec. 22) asks of Israel the absurd: to assist in the election of terrorists who murder its citizens to positions of power and influence.
In other words, the election of terrorists to government office is not a casus belli for war against the state they are elected to govern.
Powerful and notorious in equal measure, for decades the ISI has operated behind a dense veil of secrecy, impervious to allegations of election rigging, terrorist training, abduction and assassination.
Vice President Dick Cheney's not-so-subtle assertion that the election of John Kerry could lead to more terrorist acts is another example of the administration's refusal to take responsibility for its policies.
He speaks, reasonably enough, of Iran's past sponsorship of terrorist acts, its bloody suppression of the popular uprising that followed the election of 2009, and former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's call to "wipe Israel off the map".
Thanks to the results of Spain's election, future terrorist attacks are likely to occur.
The election of Barack Obama.
But Romney's suggestion that the election of a Muslim Brotherhood government constitutes a reversal for the region is indicative of a dangerous equation of Muslim ruling parties with "jihadists" and "terrorists".
Election of Vice Chairmen.
France is still recovering from a string of terrorist attacks in the past year and a half, and Mr. Hollande is struggling in polls ahead of the presidential election next year.
