Sentence examples for instances of terrorism from inspiring English sources
Burleigh takes it as a given that states have been responsible for "the most lethal instances" of terrorism but radically limits his discussion of state terror.
Though recent instances of terrorism in Europe are often claimed by ISIS, Belgium's jihadi networks predate the Syrian war.
It also found that there had been no instances of terrorism or espionage connected to an immigrant recruit.
Though recent instances of terrorism in Europe are often claimed by ISIS, Belgium's jihadi networks predate the Syrian war; after it began, they helped fuel the rise of its most extreme groups.
"Today, even the most 'progressive' westerners use terms such as 'jihad', 'jihadist', or 'fatwa', when they want to refer to their own (Christian or Jewish) fanatics, as if no other term in English or other European languages can be found to label their own instances of terrorism".
In particular, studies detecting specific motions using surveillance cameras have increased with the number of crimes and instances of terrorism.
A Google search of instances of "terrorist" and "terrorism" in English-language texts over the last 120 years or so shows an extraordinary spike in the early 1970s, and a high level of use since then.
After getting a slow start because they refused to believe the first Florida anthrax case was an instance of terrorism, officials kept telling us not to worry, that anthrax was not dangerous unless the terrorists could find a delivery system.
Why was the public-safety exclusion not invoked in these earlier instances of domestic terrorism?
The September 11th attacks, and the few subsequent instances of deadly terrorism in America, launched political contests over foreign-policy and security issues: military action in Afghanistan and Iraq, massive expansions of homeland security and surveillance.
