Sentence examples for end of terrorism from inspiring English sources

Even if one could prove that a set of measured responses to specific terrorist acts was effective, or that it's always a good idea to alter terrorists' cost-benefit calculations, there's the problem implied by the tactic's name: people on the receiving end of terrorism, and not just the immediate victims, do, in fact, enter a state of terror.

It was lighted again on Sept. 16 to symbolize peace, justice and the end of terrorism.

I believe the kidnap of these girls will be the beginning of the end of terrorism in Nigeria".

"I believe that the kidnap of these girls will be the beginning of the end of terrorism in Nigeria".

The United States wants Iran not to have nuclear weapons; security for Israel; a democratic evolution of Arab countries; the end of terrorism; and world access to the region's oil and gas.

Strategic patience in Britain today is not a political or electoral strategy, it is a national attitude born from long and unfortunate experience on the receiving end of terrorism.

Rajoy has been careful not to comment on recent signs that Eta is looking for a way out of the dead-end of terrorism.

President Mahinda Rajapaksa, in his address to the Parliament immediately after the military victory, declared that "Sri Lanka has now given a beginning to the ending of terrorism in the world".c The belief that Sri Lanka, with the elimination of the LTTE, has given the world a "gift" ran deep within the Sinhala polity.

But administration officials are divided over whether to press for democracy if it could jeopardize other priorities, like getting Tehran to end support of terrorism against the United States and Israel or to dismantle its nuclear arms program.

PRIDE AND SATISFACTION -- In Kabul and across Afghanistan, many people listened to radio broadcasts of their nation being reborn, and some later spoke with pride and satisfaction of the end of an era of terrorism and the beginning of another, promising peace if not prosperity.

The Daily Mail: Max Hastings The extinction of IS is devoutly to be wished for, but nobody, including the prime minister, should speak as if that will be the end of Muslim terrorism in the west.