Sentence examples for large terror from inspiring English sources

Supporters of the legal liability limits said such restrictions were essential to protect businesses and taxpayers from bearing even greater losses in any large terror attack.

"He was responsible for many attacks in Gaza and was planning a very large terror attack to take place inside Israel".

B7 HELP FOR INSURERS -- Congress edged closer to aiding the insurance industry when a House committee voted to promise insurers billions of dollars in loans in the event of any large terror attacks next year.

People came early because they knew about the security screenings, said Mvongo, who was part of a team that visited Euro 2016 to learn from how France had dealt with hosting a major football tournament after two large terror attacks.

Ephraim Sneh, the transportation minister and a former general, told Israeli Army radio, "I'm not sure that this stands up to the test of the law, but there is the consideration that we have to prevent a large terror attack and it's clear which consideration wins in this situation".

But childhood has its secrets, mysteries, small and large terrors.

"Iran is behind these attacks and it is the largest terror exporter in the world," he said.

A note by Sarwar said that the group he was joining Kataib al-Muhajireen was part of a larger terror organisation called al-Nusra.

The 1985 bombing of an Air India flight to London from Montreal, in which 329 people died, remains the largest terror attack originating in Canada.But two things gave this week's strike added impact.

Federal law enforcement officials criticized Sheriff Speziale because he had not informed them of his plans to arrest Mr. el-Atriss, and charged that he had jeopardized a larger terror investigation by making public the suspected Sept. 11 connection.

But what unspooled across the Harvey stage for 90 minutes could easily have been mistaken for an unhurried, smoothly paced evocation of everyday life, filled with moments of play, ritual, rage and sensuality, untouched by a larger terror, madness or fear.