Sentence examples for ongoing terror from inspiring English sources

Martin O'Neill would reluctantly accept Euro 2016 games being played behind closed doors if the ongoing terror threat meant that was the only alternative.

Traveling the world for the United Nations and the Red Cross I witnessed the way massive ongoing terror affects society, from Iraq to Afghanistan and from Colombia to Israel, the West Bank and Gaza.

The French government has vowed to overhaul its emergency smartphone app designed to alert the public to an ongoing terror attack after it malfunctioned during the attack on Nice.

That is a lower threshold than relevance to an ongoing terror investigation, the language of Section 215 of the Patriot Act, the current authorisation the administration claims for bulk domestic phone data collection.

In a country where stubborn unemployment, entrenched inequalities, increasing opposition to globalisation and the ongoing terror threat have robbed many of all confidence in mainstream politics, it is a message that resonates.

In snap June elections, Italy's Five Star Movement (M5S) then completes an anti-establishment takeover of three of the EU's six original members, and by autumn the escalating migrant crisis and ongoing terror threat unseat a fourth: badly weakened by the continuing fallout from Berlin's deadly Christmas market attack, Angela Merkel falls in Germany's federal elections.

Until this connection is made, the leaders of free nations will never understand the ongoing threat these terror groups pose and will never develop effective strategies for defeating them.

He said there was an ongoing Islamic terror threat and Syria could escalate the threat by militarising radicals.

It's difficult to begin any discussion of German Surrealist Unica Zürn's work without first acknowledging the ongoing personal terror that was her life.

Again, we would be foolish in the extreme to be lulled into any sense of comfort by the lack of incidents in recent months – we have 700 ongoing counter-terror investigations, 3,000 active people of interest and 20,000 people under review after all.

But this elegant, lushly mounted film, which involves classism, communal fighting, political machinations, and religious and cultural discord, still proves timely given such world events as the Syrian refugee crisis, the Brexit controversy and Pakistan's ongoing anti-terror campaign.