Sentence examples for of supporting terror from inspiring English sources

Through its subsidiaries, it has done work with countries the U.S. has accused of supporting terror.

Perhaps the most vivid example of the government's conflicting impulses came last month, when the mayors of three mostly Kurdish cities were arrested on charges of supporting terror.

The three detainees in Cuba appeared to have followed a path into Islamic militancy that has become a familiar one for Muslims in Britain accused of supporting terror.

This week a court sentenced him and 17 other members of his People's Democracy Party to terms of three years and seven months after finding them guilty of supporting terror.

The latest detentions came just days after the Home Ministry proposed two new anti-terror laws that will reintroduce indefinite detention without trial and allow the seizure of passports of anyone suspected of supporting terror acts in a bid to curb suspected militant activities in the country.

Some are even accusing us of being terrorists".

Daily Hurriyet newspaper said Turkey has been in communication with Wikipedia for the removal of content supporting terror and presenting Turkey as a "supporter of terror".

According to the Voice of America, the US sponsored news outlet:  Daily Hurriyet newspaper said Turkey has been in communication with Wikipedia for the removal of content supporting terror and presenting Turkey as a "supporter of terror".

The declassified section of the report discloses the testimony of several unidentified officials who criticized the Saudi government for being uncooperative in terrorism investigations, but makes no reference to Riyadh's financing of groups that supported terror.

Basically, after 9/11, the Bush admin got a blank check to wage war against terror and no one has challenged their definition of Iraq as a state that supports terror.

He warns that the party has a "Tommy Robinson tendency", but dismisses comparisons between Labour's anti-Semitism scandal and the Tories' Islamophobia scandal, writing: "in Labour's case the rot starts from the head down; on the Tory side, May and other Cabinet members have no history of indulging people and organisations who support terror against Muslims".