For terrorism, however, you only need to be convicted of something resembling a terrorism charge and be sentenced to five years – anywhere in the world.
For terrorism, however, you need only to be convicted of something resembling a terrorism charge and be sentenced to five years anywhere in the world.
The sort of posturing, reckless statements made by Senator Cotton, based in neither law nor fact, do not even resemble intelligent counter-terrorism policy.
The likelihood that US strategy in the 'war against terrorism' will resemble that of the Cold War is greatly increased by the way Cold War structures and attitudes have continued to dominate the US foreign policy and security elites.
The murderer sounds like a British national; the video has certain graphic effects—such as a false digital glaze and VHS era glitches – that resemble a vision of terrorism you might see in a blockbuster action film.
More than two years after the September 11th attacks, the Bush Administration's approach to the legal aspects of its war on terrorism resembles its diplomatic and military strategy: aggressive, unilateral, and unapologetic.
Even as Mr. Bush repeatedly -- very repeatedly -- tells us that we are fighting "a different kind of war," his defense secretary, Donald Rumsfeld, tries to sand down those differences by saying that the fight against terrorism resembles the cold war.
At first glance, a piracy trial would seem to resemble the international cases involving terrorism and other crimes that have ended up in New York in recent years.
Terrorism is a social activity, and its mechanics resemble any other social activity, despite its terrible, tragic consequences.
Offspring resemble their ancestors.
