Sentence examples for striking terrorists from inspiring English sources

We are staying on the offensive, striking terrorists abroad so we do not have to face them here at home.

Drones striking terrorists and militants in the tribal areas do so with the Pakistani government's blessing and rely on Pakistani bases.

In his acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention, Bush said, "We are staying on the offensive, striking terrorists abroad so we do not have to face them here at home.

In a phone interview today, Mr. Beckwith, 63, a former Navy chief petty officer, said he had spent many angry hours in front of the television before hitting on his plan for striking terrorists in a way that he believed would hurt them the most.

While U.S. officials were still assessing the outcome of the attack, the military cited "initial indications that it resulted in the intended effects by striking terrorists and destroying or severely damaging several Khorasan Group vehicles and buildings assessed to be meeting and staging areas," as well as hitting training areas and bomb-making facilities.

"We are still assessing the outcome of the attack, but have initial indications that it resulted in the intended effects by striking terrorists destroying or severely damaging" several of the group's vehicles and buildings as well as bomb making and training facilities, it said.

A classified document seen by the Telegraph compares the two planes in a range of military scenarios, ranging from intervening in the Falklands to striking terrorist camps in Chad and a stabilising operation in Saudi Arabia.

Over the summer, when Mr. Obama called for striking at terrorist camps in Pakistan if the Pakistanis fail to do so, Mr. Biden questioned his foreign policy acumen by saying that he was describing existing policy.

While Indian officials have sought to assure the United States that they would show restraint in striking at terrorist camps in parts of Kashmir Pakistan controls, they also made clear that such a promise would be reconsidered in the event of another major attack by a group based in Pakistan.

B6 Portraits of Grief B9 Science ASSESSING RISK -- Some experts say the risk of a terrorist striking with weapons of mass destruction is lower than generally perceived.

The risk of a terrorist striking with weapons of mass destruction, they say, is lower than generally perceived and at times claimed in departmental appraisals.