Sentence examples for major counter from inspiring English sources

"This damage is even greater when it involves unauthorised disclosure of potential evidence in the middle of a major counter terrorism investigation," the statement added.

A national counterterrorism policing spokesperson said the leaks undermined and damaged the intelligence sharing relationship between the two countries, adding: "This damage is even greater when it involves unauthorised disclosure of potential evidence in the middle of a major counter terrorism investigation".

Morgan had helped break the first major counter-revolutionary plot against the Castro regime.

The counter-terrorism and security bill to be published on Wednesday will be the seventh major counter-terror law introduced in Britain since 9/11.

In response, on Thursday, 18 September, NSW police, Australian federal police and Asio officers took part in a major counter-terrorism operation across NSW and Queensland.

French officials have named a police dog which was killed during a major counter-terror operation in the northern Parisian suburb of Saint-Denis.

It said communications data has played a role in every major counter-terrorism operation carried out by the security services and in 95% of all serious organised crime investigations.

Downing Street announced on Monday morning that the statement, in which the prime minister confirmed that Britain would take 20,000 refugees over the next five years, would also cover a major counter-terrorism announcement.

The French police dog, killed during a major counter-terror operation in Saint-Denis, Paris, was due to retire from service in a few months, his handler has said.

And yet, conversely, some of Israel's security men worry that a major counter-attack by Mr Assad's army against rebel positions near Quneitra may lead to a menacing build-up of Iranian and Hizbullah forces there.

The prime minister announced he had taken a "leader's call" after a cabinet discussion on Tuesday, arguing the proposed amendments to the Racial Discrimination Act were an obstacle to "national unity" at a time when the government needed community support for major counter-terrorism law changes.