The phrase "remove terrorism" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts to refer to the efforts to reduce or eliminate terrorism and its effects. For example, "The government is committed to doing whatever is necessary to remove terrorism from our streets."
Twitter announced in August that it had suspended nearly 360,000 accounts for violating its policies and promoting terrorism, and earlier this month Microsoft, Facebook, Google, and Twitter announced they would be working together to remove terrorism content, USA Today reports.
Under discussion is whether new legal liability is needed for tech companies that fail to remove terrorism-related content — including even potentially fines.
Information that is gathered and managed in secret is a potent weapon — and the temptation to use it in political combat or the pursuit of crimes far removed from terrorism can be irresistible.
Not one has been arrested or removed on terrorism charges.
VICE News has since learned that World-Check quietly removed the "terrorism" label from Nawaz and deleted Asaria and the PSC's profiles.
The Senate rejected a measure on Tuesday that would remove language requiring terrorism suspects to be held in military custody and allow them to be held indefinitely.
It was simply a question for those who, at a safe remove from the terrorism that Israelis face every day, have damned Israel for taking admittedly harsh measures to keep its citizens alive.
Official talking points about the 11 September assault against the diplomatic facility in Benghazi, in which four Americans died, were edited by the state department to remove references to terrorism, it has been revealed.
Seeking to find "a storyline on which to hang the project", it was decided to remove the counter-terrorism "badge" from documentation.
The Saudi government will remove books that "promote terrorism or defame religion" from school libraries.
The president can remove Sudan from the terrorism list after notifying Congress.
