Sentence examples for tackle terrorism from inspiring English sources

Mrs May's new measures to tackle terrorism come days after she said the UK faces a "greater" terror threat than ever before.

He announced 12 measures to tackle terrorism and radicalism.

The Malaysian prime minister, Mahathir Mohamad, said that this was not the way to tackle terrorism.

It was supposed to be there to tackle terrorism and serious crime.

"Her father was the only leader who had the guts to tackle terrorism," she said.

Alan Johnson, the British home secretary, said the move was a "tough but necessary power to tackle terrorism".

"Working to tackle terrorism overseas is risky and dangerous," he says.

"Proscription is a tough but necessary power to tackle terrorism and is not a course we take lightly.

So, on my visit here, we are agreeing new cooperation to do more to prevent radicalisation and to tackle terrorism.

It scarcely needs saying, but I'll say it anyway: working to tackle terrorism overseas is complex and often dangerous.

"But this will be put at risk if the Somali government cannot manage its own public finances properly, avoid future famines or tackle terrorism and piracy".