Sentence examples for question of terrorism from inspiring English sources

"It's not a question of terrorism," said Amr Moussa, the secretary general of the Arab League.

Mr Bush's lead on the question of terrorism has sunk by ten points.It is not just the pictures that are exacting a toll.

And yet, from Lanzmann's standpoint, every aspect of the political agitation over Algeria, and not just the question of terrorism, turned out bitterly.

Noreen reported on the question of terrorism and democracy: "In Mauritania, we met a pro-democracy writer and activist, Abderrahmane Weddady, who made the case that the autocratic Mauritanian government manipulated American fears of terrorists.

In his speech, given at the University of Damascus and broadcast on Syrian television, Mr. Assad sought to cast the violence in the country as solely a question of terrorism.

A7 A Question of Terrorism Lebanon, which is trying to shed its image as a haven for terrorists, has refused to freeze the assets of Hezbollah, which the United States has listed as a terrorist organization.

This notion — that the White House ought to be left alone when it comes to questions of terrorism and war — may present the strongest parallel of all to Benghazi, and to the attacks themselves, not just the talking points.

Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. issued a guidance memorandum last fall to law enforcement agents in the field encouraging them to use an expansive notion of a "national security safety exception" for asking questions of terrorism suspects about any immediate threats to public safety before informing them of their Miranda rights.

After a day of starkly divergent political responses to the murder of at least 50 people at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are expected to wade further into the overlapping but highly charged questions of terrorism, gun control, hate crime and Islamic-inspired extremism raised by the attack.

Voters still rate Mr. Bush fairly well on the big question of fighting terrorism.

Look at the question of more terrorism another way: in the light of another attack, how would Mr Bush's current strategy be reassessed?