Sentence examples for further assassinations from inspiring English sources

"We were clear that the assassination had been ordered from the top … and what was clear was that further assassinations on British soil were possible," he writes.

In the United Kingdom, Andersen suggested a series of further assassinations in Oslo, naming targets and describing plans for how to carry out the killings.

Evidence was created linking Berezovsky but it looked clearly like a false order, and Sasha protected Berezovsky from these allegations and further assassination attempts, which began again in 1995.

NBC executives turning to Twitter in the hope of more favourable support from viewers would only have turned a more deathly shade of white, as the social network hummed with further critical assassinations.

However, Boris is also a conspirator and organises a further unsuccessful assassination attempt aimed at Tintin.

An underground group called the Nepal Defense Army bombed a mosque to incite Hindu-Muslim antagonism; and dark rumors are circulating of further bombings and assassination attempts on Election Day.

On August 17, Suzuki was replaced as prime minister by the Emperor's uncle, Prince Higashikuni, perhaps to forestall any further coup or assassination attempts; Mamoru Shigemitsu replaced Tōgō as foreign minister.

The question now facing investigators is whether new information from the late Ms. Rausing will shed light on the assassination or further cloud the mystery surrounding the Swedish leader's death.

In weighing these answers, consider not only the continuity of sound and image, but also issues such as distortion and static due to degradation (as described in the original Dictaphone recording of the Kennedy assassination)." Further Questions for Discussion: –What are some audio and video technologies that are at risk of becoming obsolete?

But Mr. Riedel, a former C.I.A. officer and author of the soon-to-be-published "Deadly Embrace: Pakistan, America and the Future of the Global Jihad" (Brookings Institution Press, 2011), said: "This assassination raises further questions about the vetting process in the Pakistani security system.

According to Piereson, "if Oswald shot Kennedy and if Oswald was a Communist and an admirer of Castro and the Soviet Union, then it followed that Communism was the large cause behind the assassination and, further, that Kennedy was a martyr to the ideals at stake in the cold war".