Sentence examples for sabotage activities from inspiring English sources

With increasing terrorism and sabotage activities, the power grid is becoming more vulnerable to various kinds of cyber and physical attacks.

It was he who made "The Battle of the Rails," a vivid drama of the sabotage activities of French Resistance railway workers in World War II.

He was expecially useful in Germany, for the gypsies there were adept at stealing ammunition and at sabotage, activities they enjoyed because they were victims of Hitler's non-Aryan policies.

"We want to fairly compensate those who have been genuinely affected as quickly as possible and clean up all areas where oil has been spilled from our facilities, including the many parts of Bodo which have been severely impacted by oil theft, illegal refining and sabotage activities".

We want to compensate fairly and quickly those who have been genuinely affected and to clean up all areas where oil has been spilled from our facilities, including the many parts of Bodo which have been severely impacted by oil theft, illegal refining and sabotage activities," he said.

The paper suggests a world resentful of China's emergence as a global power, and trying to thwart it: "Suspicion about China, interference and countering moves against China from the outside are on the increase".The white paper claims "the armed forces resolutely subdue all subversive and sabotage activities by hostile forces".

China "conducted meticulous investigation into all the [Chinese] passengers, and did not find any evidence for sabotage activity", Huang said at a press briefing that was reported by the South China Morning Post.

Measures of offensive effort such as shot attempts on goal and corner kicks increased while indicators of sabotage activity such as fouls and unsporting behaviour punished with yellow cards also increased". More precisely "attacking effort" increased by around 10percentnt (factoring in any external changes revealed by the Copa del Rey), while fouls went up by 12.5percentnt.

This may well be a reasonable rule in state prosecutions where none of the problems of foreign relations, espionage, sabotage, subversive activities, counterfeiting, internal security, national defense, and the like exist, but any person conversant with federal government activities and problems will quickly recognize that it opens up a veritable Pandora's box of troubles.

"Sabotage" means activities that involve a violation of chapter 105 of title 18, or that would involve such a violation if committed against the United States.

Shin Bet, which takes its name from the Hebrew initials for General Security Services, conducts internal counterintelligence focused on potential sabotage, terrorist activities, and security matters of a strongly political nature.