Sentence examples for facilitated terrorist from inspiring English sources

"Insiders have facilitated terrorist attacks.

In designating him last month for its global terrorist list, the Treasury Department said that Mr. Awlaki had pledged an oath of loyalty to the leader of Al Qaeda's Yemeni branch, had recruited people to join the group, had facilitated terrorist training camps in Yemen, had solicited funding for terrorism and had helped to focus the branch's attention "on planning attacks on U.S. interests".

It builds resentment, facilitates terrorist recruitment and alienates those we should seek to inspire".

The group would also seek to isolate places that facilitate terrorist financing and find ways of stopping them from doing so.

More recently, the FBI has been accused of facilitating terrorist plots in mainland America after major investigative exposes by the New York Times and The Intercept.

Also on the list are Abu Jafar al-Jaziri, an Algerian who headed an informal group of his countrymen aligned with Mr. bin Laden, and Abu Salih al-Yamani, a Yemeni involved in terrorist plotting and in facilitating terrorist travel for Al Qaeda.

He has been charged in the United States with trying to establish a terrorist training camp in Oregon, conspiring to take hostages in Yemen and facilitating terrorist training in Afghanistan.

The arrests in Spain and Thailand offer a window into the shadowy nexus between terrorist organizations and loose criminal networks in Europe and Asia that facilitate terrorist activities by helping provide militants with transportation, weapons or logistical support.

But even such squabbling is an improvement on the stand-off that developed after India blamed Pakistan for helping to facilitate terrorist atrocities, including a suicide attack on its Parliament in December 2001.

"Despite publicly expressed sentiments of high-level officials denying the existence of proven terrorist activity on Brazilian soil, Brazil's intelligence and law enforcement services are rightly concerned that terrorists could exploit Brazilian territory to support and facilitate terrorist attacks, whether domestically or abroad," said a US embassy cable.

The biggest public pension funds in the U.S., having wrestled with everything from apartheid to tobacco to corporate governance, have a new issue to worry over: Should they invest in companies that do business in countries that support terrorism or with companies that facilitate terrorist activities?