Sentence examples for objective killing from inspiring English sources

Denouncing the recently announced Saudi-led anti-terrorist coalition, the self-declared caliph, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi said that if it was truly Islamic it would go to war against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his Russian masters and make its objective "killing Jews and the liberation of Palestine".

In Mexico, Mr. de la Rosa said, "our monsters complete an objective," killing because it is a job that helps them earn more money, rise from poverty or satisfy a boss looking to intimidate rivals in the abyss of organized crime.

A police spokesman said: "Dissident terrorist groups are continuing to identify officers and target them with the single objective of killing them.

Saddam Hussein will have no deterrence to using his biological and chemical weapons if Iraq is invaded with the sole objective of killing him.

In late February, close to a hundred fighting groups signed a tenuous accord for the cessation of hostilities — perhaps the first time that quite so many Syrian rebels have agreed to anything besides the vague objective of killing their President.

There were no precise warnings of impending attacks, and the C.I.A. could not provide an exact location for Mr. bin Laden, which was essential to the objective of killing him.

There's no dewy-eyed love at first sight between Christine Rice's Ariadne and Johan Reuter's Theseus, just a hard driven bargain; she sees him as the means to escape her island prison, while with her help he can achieve his objective of killing the monster.

He was aware of how many shots it could get out, how lethal it was, how it would serve his objective of killing as many people as possible in as short a time as possible... and the manufacturers need to be held responsible for that".

Training manuals distributed to police departments around the United States and, increasingly, the rest of the world now recommend that one or more initial teams of four officers each go into a live shooting in diamond formation with the sole objective of killing or disarming the attackers.

And he compares America's bombing of Dresden during World War II to the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, arguing that both acts "pursued military or political objectives by killing vast numbers of civilians".

The division formed a significant part of the ground force used by XV Mountain Corps in Operation Rösselsprung, which was launched on 25 May 1944, with the objectives of killing or capturing the Partisan leader Josip Broz Tito, and destroying his headquarters at Drvar.