Sentence examples similar to goals of attacks from inspiring English sources

"The goal of attacks on them is to break morale and effectiveness".

Listed first is the affiliate in Yemen, Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, which Mr. Clapper said had retained its goal of attacks on United States soil, but he also noted militant groups in six other countries that still threaten local violence.

Federal prosecutors told the jury that Tarek Mehanna, 29, of Sudbury, traveled to Yemen in 2004 to train as a terrorist with the goal of attacking American soldiers in Iraq.

The group trained and equipped Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, the Nigerian who tried to blow up an airliner over Detroit last Dec. 25, and its rhetoric has increasingly echoed the central Qaeda goal of attacking the United States.

And militants have finally achieved their goal of attacking Tripoli's most noted landmark, the Gazella, a bronze fountain depicting a naked nymph and a gazelle bequeathed to the city by Italian occupiers in the 1930s.

A1 Anti-Alliance Building American and British military officials said that remnants of Al Qaeda and the senior leadership of the Taliban were attempting to build ties to a prominent militant Islamic leader, Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, with the goal of attacking American-led forces and undermining the interim government in Kabul, Afghanistan.

One defendant, Essam Abdel Tawwab Abdel Alim, described how Islamic Jihad trained recruits in Yemen, which became a base after 1990, when Egypt blocked the return of mujahadeen who had fought the Soviets in Afghanistan, realizing that they had not abandoned their goal of attacking the Egyptian government.

An employer could deem it relevant if, for example, I'd spent almost a decade faking good behaviour as part of a masterplan that involves working in the often badly paid third sector in order to achieve my goal of attacking every work colleague and client in sight.

Al Qaeda built its network with the goal of attacking the West.

This force had the goal of attacking reinforcement and supply convoys travelling between Australia and New Guinea.

The packages both originated in Yemen, but Obama did not explicitly assign blame to al-Qaida, which is active in the Arab nation and long has made clear its goal of attacking the United States.