Sentence examples for rules of terrorism from inspiring English sources

Obviously, bin Laden doesn't play by the rules of terrorism as the experts have understood them.

Limited anthrax attacks would mark a reversion to what might be called the traditional rules of terrorism.

That's because, according to President Trump's rules of engagement, terrorism seems like a word exclusively reserved for Muslims and immigrants.

For more than four decades the citizenry was ruled by a man known for repression, iron-fisted rule, the fomenting of terrorism and savagery.

The orders, which are the first steps in undoing detention policies of former President George W. Bush, rewrite American rules for the detention of terrorism suspects.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19 — Seeking a deal with Senate Republicans on the rules governing the interrogation of terrorism suspects, the White House has dropped its insistence on redefining the obligations of the United States under the Geneva Conventions, members of Congress and aides said Tuesday.

Some administration officials spoke in despair about the apparent freefall of the effort to restore what they see as a rule-of-law approach to combating terrorism.

Mr. Mueller said additional state charges might be filed, and he did not rule out the filing of terrorism charges.

White House spokesman Josh Earnest had said earlier in the day that the US could not rule out the possibility of terrorism in the Metrojet crash but that inquiries were still ongoing.

But Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and fire officials quickly ruled out any act of terrorism and said that the cause, while still under investigation, appeared to be traceable to recently delivered volatile chemicals owned by a tenant, Kaltech Industries Group, a sign manufacturing company that occupied three floors.

He also believes that some issues like common asylum rules and a common definition of terrorism will take priority, while others like decisions over long-term migration policies will be put off.