Sentence examples for knowledge of terrorism from inspiring English sources

But he retained his expert knowledge of terrorism – reflected by his book Mossad: Israel's Most Secret Service.

The student, Ali Salem Kahlah al-Marri, has not been charged with any role in the attacks and has denied any knowledge of terrorism.

Attorney General John Ashcroft has maintained that civil rights have never been threatened by the administration's actions, which include the arrests and interrogations of hundreds of people after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the authorization of military tribunals to try terrorism suspects and efforts to interview 5,000 young Muslim men about their possible knowledge of terrorism.

He was named on Belgian websites as Marouane E. His lawyer, Didier de Quévy, said the suspect had no knowledge of terrorism plans, had never been to Syria, had no criminal record and had been at the scene of the shootout in connection with drugs.

He is an Iraq war veteran with an extensive knowledge of terrorism who had been in charge of the Intelligence Division's special units and had nothing to do with the decision to approach Afzali.

Lieutenant Haughie's experience and knowledge of international terrorism (particularly the Qaeda network) reveal this reassignment as one with no forethought.

Christie looked to position himself as a candidate who actually had direct knowledge of combating terrorism, drawing on his experience after the terrorist attacks on September 11 2001.

"What's amazing is this law, called the Terrorism Act, gives them a right to detain and question you about your activities with a terrorist organization or your possible involvement in or knowledge of a terrorism plot," Mr. Greenwald said.

None of the suspects or their contacts were identified by name, and nobody was detained during the raids in Germany and Belgium, which the prosecutor's office said were intended to garner evidence of plans and preparations for attacks and knowledge of how "terrorism motivated by radical Islam" is financed.

UKIP leader Nigel Farage said: "It is great to have Richard along, both as a man of great political experience, but also for his depth of knowledge of counter terrorism".

One source with close knowledge of British counter-terrorism said the programme was mixed: "There is good Prevent and there is bad Prevent".