Sentence examples for terrorism and monitoring from inspiring English sources

It is notoriously hard to establish the number of police officers involved in the special branch, tasked with countering terrorism and monitoring "subversive" organisations, but, Statewatch says the numbers in Britain grew from 1,638 in 1978 to 4,247 last year.

At the G7 meeting in Sicily last week, all seven leaders agreed on a number of topics, including looking at further sanctions against Russia, cooperating more closely on terrorism and monitoring the situation in North Korea.

"People are waking up to the fact that the government can walk into their libraries, without probable cause, without any particular information that someone was associated with terrorism, and monitor their reading habits," Representative Bernie Sanders, the Vermont independent who sponsored the measure, said in an interview.

While acknowledging the problems, Sir Jeremy said the definition of terrorism and the monitoring of civil liberties were not the real tasks of his committee.

Many lawyers are rethinking their concept of civil liberties in view of the administration's decision to use military tribunals to try foreigners accused of terrorism and to monitor communications between people in federal custody and their lawyers.

It allowed the National Security Agency to eavesdrop on phone calls of terrorism suspects and monitor huge amounts of phone and e-mail traffic without court-approved intelligence warrants.

Working seven days a week at the center of the Bush administration's antiterrorism campaign, Mr. Ashcroft has moved swiftly -- and sometimes unilaterally -- to expand the government's powers to wiretap and detain terrorism suspects and monitor their conversations with their lawyers.

We must fight terrorism by monitoring and actively confronting terrorists on this new battlefield.

IHS Jane's Terrorism and Insurgency Center, which monitors terrorist events in real time for militaries, intelligence agencies and defense contractors, is one source of more recent numbers.

A government official in Washington who closely monitors terrorism and was read portions of the document said it did not appear to be from the encyclopedia and might be a more localized training document.

But detecting patterns and monitoring the subjects of terrorism financing investigations are more difficult.