Sentence examples for prospective terrorists from inspiring English sources

Even more important, however, was his role in briefing the prospective terrorists as they passed back through Pakistan after finishing their training in Afghanistan.

With its strong privacy laws, high levels of technology and the ease of travel within the European Union, Germany is an easy spot for prospective terrorists to live and train, Mr. Hafez said.

Mr. Trump did not explain how his vision of "extreme vetting" of immigrants, including an "ideological test," would be enforced, or how it would be different from when prospective terrorists lie on questionnaires now.

Donald Trump, as clay-footed and big-mouthed as ever, urges us to simply keep Muslims out of the country — an implausible plan that can only provide inspiration to prospective terrorists.

Moreover, for those prospective terrorists who may have been asleep at the wheel when the sequence of the 1918 virus was displayed on the Internet, the Op-Ed article further details and simplifies for the reader why it is so dangerous (and why it might be the preferred method of mass destruction rather than, say, an atomic bomb).

Their goal to widen the pool of prospective terrorists beyond traditional Middle Eastern and Asian sources is part of a search for "white Al Qaeda" activists who could foil racial profiling and initiate attacks, according to Evan Kohlmann, a consultant with FlashPoint Partners, a security research company based in New York.

He falls in with a garrulous American technician, who is escorted daily under guard into the nuclear cities but forbidden to live in them — a rich source of human intelligence and just the kind of contact a prospective terrorist would need.

An ArmaLite ad for the same type of firearm purchased by this prospective terrorist displays a man clad in military gear, and features the slogan: "WHATEVER YOUR MISSION ARMALITE IS READY".

"There's the prospective future terrorist threat of an ungoverned region, the risk of a war if that metastasizes and spreads," he said.

In a case in Santa Ana, Calif., that involves an Egyptian man charged with murder, an Orange County judge agreed to put off jury selection until late October after a quarter of the prospective jurors said the terrorist attacks would keep them from being fair.

Across all comparisons she found similar levels of support in Muslim communities and the general population and concluded last year that it was possible to "say with certainty that public opinion polls have no value for estimating the number of prospective and likely extremists and terrorists".