Sentence examples for targeting intellectuals from inspiring English sources

His execution is consistent with the actions of Isis, and its progenitor al-Qaida in Iraq, in targeting intellectuals, technocrats, tribal leaders and activists in both Iraq and Syria.

Molly gets it into her head that an ideal use for her excess money would be to offer it to beleaguered Algerian writers and journalists so that they can hire bodyguards to protect them from the ruthless fundamentalist hit squads that are targeting intellectuals.

It targeted intellectuals and political opponents and, inevitably, the Hindu minority.

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He also said he would aggressively target intellectual property theft abroad and create a "Reagan Economic Zone encompassing nations committed to the principles of free enterprise".

That's how Hoover's initially modest Responsibilities Program ballooned into a vast and illegal national campaign of asinine, time-wasting, career-wrecking surveillance, targeting campus intellectuals who left to their own devices would have become harmless members of the mainstream.

We describe a systematic approach implemented at Abbott to enable the rapid discovery and design of novel and potent kinase inhibitors that provide additional opportunities for targeting new intellectual property space and achieving acceptable selectivity profiles.

But beyond going directly after access credentials, we're also seeing targeting of intellectual property, infrastructure like the domain name system, and non-traditional assets like online gaming.

Also government should run interventions and programs targeting the intellectual and skill development of the young married women, and put more efforts to spread awareness about the health and personal hazards which early childbearing practices can pose to young women.

"He targeted Israeli intellectuals — the award judges and the award recipients — as a social group.

In recent weeks, activists and scholars have been shot dead amid a nationwide campaign against "Hindu-baiters" that targets secular intellectuals and "westernised" women as well as public figures with Muslim and Christian names, and western NGOs such as Greenpeace.