Sentence examples for organized terrorism from inspiring English sources

Lemann's searing account of how Reconstruction was defeated points to what he calls a campaign of organized terrorism.

"But as far as how much of it was arson, whether this was organized terrorism, or spontaneous terrorism, what the role of incitement on the Internet, and what the role of Israeli unpreparedness, you can only speculate.''.

Now, in the onslaught of organized terrorism against the U.S., he volunteers to be what Russians call our partnyor in defeating it.

With ricin-laced letters suddenly showing up in Washington D.C., I worry a little that I'm tempting fate by writing about the rarity of organized terrorism in early 21st century America.

The mounting evidence of the killer's online radicalization, together with the absence of links to organized terrorism and his potent hatred towards the gay community provide a toxic soup that is already permeating the debate around this year's presidential election.

"The world's opinion was increasingly becoming skeptical about organized terrorism, so the government is trying to prove that it is a real threat," Dru C. Gladney, a scholar of Chinese Muslims, said.

They have accused its members of unlawful activities from gun-running to racketeering, and even of organizing terrorism against Serbs and other minorities in Kosovo.

Belmokhtar had an extensive history of organizing terrorism, yet always slipped out of the clutches of the U.S. military and its allies.

As a federal prosecutor in Brooklyn, Mr. Andres earned his stripes trying organized crime, terrorism and fraud cases.

Typically, such anonymity is given in cases involving organized crime, terrorism or racial issues, where there is fear of threats or harassment.

That would pose a "policy challenge and require significant investment" to manage migration and asylum, and fight organized crime, terrorism and trafficking of human beings, drugs and illicit weapons, the report warns.