Sentence examples for sabotage act from inspiring English sources

"As of now, a sabotage act is unlikely," he said at a news conference with Defense Minister Elias Murr in the city of Yarze, in east-central Lebanon.

Under the new General Law Amendment (Sabotage) Act of 1962 and the Suppression of Communism Act, the defendants faced the threat of the death penalty.

Back in South Africa, Mandela was arrested under the Sabotage Act, and put on trial with three of his ANC colleagues.

Mr. Khadduri said the country's northern oil fields were experiencing about one sabotage act a week, and therefore were not exporting oil, though southern fields were faring better.

Enacted during the First World War, the Sabotage Act ostensibly aims to prevent enemies of the United States from damaging factories, weapons, and equipment essential to the war effort.

Although the Sabotage Act was passed in 1918, at the height of the First World War, when America was gripped with the fear of German spies, the law has rarely been used against people who've actually committed sabotage.

Let me repeat again, as well as the sabotage acts, were there any terror acts assigned to them?

"Of course, these people were under our control from the very beginning, but we allowed them to proceed a bit and arrested them right on time," Mr. Salehi said, adding that "a couple of sabotage acts had been foiled".

Some equipment in question was even put on display, Fars said, calling it the first such exhibition "to show American, French and German equipment used for sabotage acts against Iran's vital and important facilities".

"The catch was smaller than planned due to factors including weather conditions and sabotage acts by activists," an agency official was quoted by the AFP news agency as saying.

Boehner was forgetting all the members of his party who pass off sheer acts of sabotage as accomplishments who act like the door is there to be torn off its hinges.