Sentence examples for executed an attack from inspiring English sources

A Nov. 21 warning from the department to law enforcement agencies states that while Al Qaeda is not known to have executed an attack using chemical or biological agents, "the acquisition, production or theft of these materials and subsequent dissemination is a top Al Qaeda objective".

Almost overnight, a narrative emerged that until now has been impossible to dislodge: Mateen planned and executed an attack on Pulse because he hated gay people.

But the automakers weren't phased by the research; their view was that an attacker would have to be jacked into your car in order to execute an attack.

The trick identified Tor users on the internet and then executes an attack against their Firefox web browser.

He said, "If they get to the point where they have the technical sophistication to execute an attack, I think they would do so".

"If you open your network to any fool who's got a wireless card in their machine," Mr. Rosen said, "they can use your machine to execute a bandwidth attack, or they can be the victim of a script kiddie and be used to execute an attack.

We know that, of the 784,000 refugees taken into the US since 9/11, only three have been arrested on terrorism-related charges and none of them were close to executing an attack on American soil, according to the Migration Policy Institute.

Nor from successful executing an attack.

74.0 19.2 VR These adversarial organizations are persistent and academically capable of executing an attack.

1 75.0 74.4 20.0 These adversarial organizations are persistent and academically capable of executing an attack. 1 77.5 75.9 22.5 Release of patient care information damages the hospital's reputation. 1 75.0 70.6 24.0 Release of patient care information violates HIPAA regulations.

Those risks with low probability (because of the high competencies or resources needed to plan and execute an attack, historical trends, or incidents that go beyond our imagination) and high impact (because they generate terror, casualties, or dangers) are what we call "wild cards".