"We must show our young people, who may be targeted, that extremists have nothing to offer them.
Chafee's candidacy seems targeted almost directly at Hillary Clinton and her foreign policy record – the Democratic equivalent of those conservative hawks who sought to enter the Republican primary solely to excoriate Rand Paul on the debate stage.
Schmidt will have targeted the Wales game during the first week of camp before the tournament, working on bits and pieces".
It used to be an opportunist crime – a dog taken from outside a shop, for instance – but now "it's much more about organised crime, where particular places are targeted, [such as] kennels, where there can be multiple thefts, particularly for valuable dogs".
"Physical activity should be targeted to the same extent as smoking with respect to public health prevention efforts in the elderly," they said.
But it is not the first time journalists have been deliberately targeted: Serb television was bombed during the Kosovo conflict because it was seen as an agent and advocate of state terrorism.
Acting with seeming impunity and military precision, the extremists oversaw an organised campaign that targeted dark-skinned immigrants, leftist opponents and gay people, according to state prosecutors, who spent 15 months investigating the openly xenophobic, antisemitic and homophobic group.
Drake challenged the need for mass surveillance rather than targeted surveillance.
Elder said the officer seemed to be targeted because he was a member of the police force, not because of anything he might have done.
The Hazara are Shia Muslims and are frequently targeted by extremists from among the Sunni majority in Pakistan.
Reporting in northern Nigeria is notoriously difficult; journalists have been targeted by Boko Haram, and, unlike in Paris, people on the ground are isolated and struggle with access to the internet and other communications.
