Sentence examples for execute the attacks from inspiring English sources

On the morning of Sept. 11, after years of planning and many months of intensive preparation, all four terrorist teams were in place to execute the attacks of that day.

It is the case that some of the better-known terrorist masterminds spend substantial portions of their lives abroad, hopping from place to place, but this is more typical of senior group leadership and less typical of those who actually execute the attacks.

Pakistan deployed several security units to execute the attack on the mosque.

Somehow they caught the Syrians completely off-guard!" To execute the attack, the Mossad first had to get wind of the shipment of nuclear material (possibly from North Korea), ascertain its hiding place, then disable Syria's myriad air defense installations.

Since Oraby had the 18th Mechanized Brigade in defensive positions and stripped of its tank battalion, and the 14th Brigade defending other parts of the Egyptian bridgehead, he tasked the 1st Brigade to execute the attack with its remaining 53 tanks.

"And how many believe that the American government had something to do with executing the attacks on September 11th?" About the same number believed it.

The people who planned and executed the attacks, he says, are responsible for all of its repercussions, including the injury or death that may result from retaliatory attacks against Muslims in this country.

The German police are examining the activities of a former religious leader at a small mosque here who preached murderous hatred of the United States to Mohamed Atta and others who planned and executed the attacks on Sept. 11.

The police and intelligence officials in Germany are examining the activities of a former leader at a Hamburg mosque who is known only by his surname, al-Fazazi, and who preached hatred to Mohamed Atta and others who planned and executed the attacks on Sept. 11.

Al-Rishawi said in an apparent confession on Jordanian TV: "My husband executed the attack.

Executing the attack would require only knowledge of the math flaw and the ability to send a "poisoned" encrypted message to a protected computer, he wrote.