Sentence examples for terror policies from inspiring English sources
The problem with the Bush-McCain "war on terror" policies is not that fear of terrorism is irrational, it is that those policies are less likely to be successful in thwarting terrorist acts than the Obama alternatives.
See Kevin Drum on why this is not Watergate: a well of political support remains for Bush's terror policies, "enhanced interrogation" among them.
They complain that Obama did not do enough to create jobs, reverse President George W. Bush's terror policies, tackle climate change, revise immigration policies, crack down on Wall Street or build bipartisan consensus in Washington.
Obama's speech in Cairo on June will mark the third time he has addressed the Muslim world, seeking partnership and conciliation with Muslims jaded by George Bush's unrelentingly belligerent and humiliating "war on terror" policies and his divisive, poisonous rhetoric.
And also, I mean President Obama's picked up most of Bush's terror policies, anti-terror policies.
President Obama promised change but has largely delivered more of the same on a wide range of War on Terror policies.
Clinton's extensive State Department experience and facility with foreign policy could neutralize a conservative advantage on terror policy.
The full extent of the complicity of the UK government in the US "war on terror" policy of torture and extraordinary rendition is now fast being uncovered.
An unevenly applied federal terror policy has increased the penalties for possessing popular weapons instructions if those instructions end up in 'the wrong hands' like right-wing militia figures and jihadists (including the Boston Marathon bombers).
Those close to Blair may dismiss the Liberal Democrat criticisms of the terror proposals as a 'hissy fit', but both Kennedy and Michael Howard now share concerns that terror policy is being made too much on the hoof.
A13 Ashcroft Defends Terror Policy Attorney General John Ashcroft warned that any attempt to strip law enforcement agents of their expanded legal powers could open the way to further terrorist attacks.
