Sentence examples for string of terrorism from inspiring English sources

Five days before Begg was due to go on trial on a string of terrorism charges, prosecutors announced at the Old Bailey on Wednesday that they had "recently become aware of relevant material" which obliged them to offer no evidence.

Over the last two years, Mr. Zabel has run the Southern District's criminal division, a time when the office has handled the nation's most prominent insider trading cases, a spy prosecution, and a string of terrorism, public corruption and international narcotics cases.

The release of the immigrant, Mazen al-Najjar, a Tampa resident and a former adjunct professor at the University of South Florida, is the latest in a string of terrorism cases that have unraveled and exposed justice officials to charges of bias against Arab or Muslim immigrants.

Radical cleric Abu Hamza was sentenced to life in prison for a string of terrorism offences by a judge in New York in January, after being extradited from the UK.

Yesterday Mr Patek went on trial charged with a string of terrorism-related offences, including assembling the explosives used to blow up two Bali nightclubs in 2002.

He was arrested almost immediately after the Bali bombings, but prosecutors were unable to prove a string of terrorism-related allegations and reduced his four-year prison sentence to 18 months for immigration violations.

He oversaw a string of major terrorism trials - but none of them ever required this kind of secrecy.

The incident has set Paris on edge during a holiday season already shaded by government warnings of a possible terrorist attack and a string of arrests of terrorism suspects that the police said uncovered plans to attack the Russian Embassy, possibly with chemical weapons.

The raids were just the latest in a string of arrests for terrorism-related offences of members of Islamist mass organisations, all registered and legally sanctioned.

The orchestrated campaign against President Pervez Musharraf, the denigration of the Pakistani Army, calls for the capture of Pakistan's nuclear assets, the string of suicide bombings and terrorism in Baluchistan are all seen as aimed at this malevolent design.

It continues: "The Telegraph, Mail and Express have published a string of stories on migration, terrorism, crime and control of our borders that contain factual inaccuracies and/or distortions..