Sentence examples for techniques of terrorism from inspiring English sources

It was the century too of totalitarianism: Communist, Fascist, and Nazi; and of techniques of terrorism that, if not novel, reached a scale and an intensity of scientific application that could scarcely have been predicted by those who considered science and technology as unqualifiedly humane in possibility.

The growth of Sunni extremism has come with new dimensions and fresh techniques of terrorism.

They are said to have included a 47-page security clearance application, Social Security numbers of CIA employees, and a letter about the use of "harsh interrogation techniques" of terrorism suspects.

He continues to be viewed with great suspicion by many conservatives because of his views on immigration, campaign finance laws and the use of aggressive interrogation techniques on terrorism suspects, not to mention his history of fighting with Mr. Bush.

WASHINGTON — President Obama left the door open Tuesday to creating a bipartisan commission that would investigate the Bush administration's use of harsh interrogation techniques on terrorism suspects, and did not rule out action by the Justice Department against those who fashioned the legal rationale for those techniques.

"Our new enemy doesn't show himself," said Mr. Gertner, a 79-year-old Army Air Forces veteran who recalled when the enemy proclaimed its attack with symbols, rising suns and swastikas, in the days before the stealthy techniques of modern terrorism.

The volunteers for the plan were found simply by scouring the various training camps, either those offering basic training for foreigners arriving to fight with the Taliban or those for more advanced candidates who were being trained by al-Qaida instructors in techniques of urban terrorism.

Ms. Pelosi has come under fire for her accounts of when she learned that the Bush administration had used "enhanced interrogation techniques" like waterboarding of terrorism suspects, and what she did about it.

The aim of terrorism is to terrorize.

He was also accused of misleading Congressional investigators over his role in approving the use of harsh interrogation techniques against terrorism suspects and in the government's program of eavesdropping without warrants.

These new countries won their independence not by the force-on-force clash of conventional armies and advanced weaponry but through more subtle techniques of subversion, hit-and-run, and, often, use of terrorism.