Sentence examples for planned assassination from inspiring English sources
More precisely: At what point is an act of war because, of course, that's what the planned assassination is justified?
At first it was assumed that the shooting had been the result of an emotional outburst, but an investigation later showed it had been a carefully planned assassination.
The plot was publicly disclosed last June, when an American Muslim leader from Virginia pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court to illegal dealings with Libya and told prosecutors about the planned assassination.
There are enough precedents for the security council, under its chapter VII power, to act so as to avoid international conflict, to set up a court to research and punish the carefully planned assassination of a journalist in a member state by agents of another member state.
Planned assassination attempts: Alongside the more traditional methods of bombs and snipers, these have included an exploding underwater mollusc, a fungus-filled diving suit, poisoned hankies and a botulism cigar.
It was not clear whether Sunday's attack was a planned assassination.
They are planned assassinations.
There is the constant threat of artillery, random shootings and planned assassinations.
One Guatemalan Army officer on the C.I.A. payroll, the panel said, "ordered and planned assassinations of political opponents," a second took part in "assassinations or assassination attempts," and a third "participated in assassination, extrajudicial killing and kidnapping".
No longer, Israeli officials said, will the military "initiate" attacks on Palestinians, either planned assassinations carried out from helicopters or reprisals by army sharpshooters against neighborhoods believed to have been harboring Palestinian gunmen.
The main narrative line is Giorgio's step-by-step evolution (dissolution, a reader may think, noting the darkening of the narrator's morale) as he goes from a gregarious, middle-class young activism to a cut-off, total clandestinity and meticulously planned assassinations.
