Sentence examples for terrorism awareness from inspiring English sources

Privately, two days later, he asked the Police Academy to determine whether a terrorism awareness training program had used the video, according to the documents.

Board member of the Counter Terrorism Research & Tactical Training Foundation, a registered non-profit 501c3 organization dedicated to counter terrorism awareness and preparedness.

At this week's Mississippi State Fair, visitors are to receive copies of a "terrorism awareness" pamphlet, with information on chemical and biological warfare.

On Sunday, about 50 workers will take either a four-hour class on terrorism awareness or an eight-hour class on deterrence.

(According to a LinkedIn page associated with him, Zuley served as a senior instructor at the Chicago police department's Terrorism Awareness and Response Academy, from August 2005 – one month after the Guantanamo report's release – until his retirement in 2007).

The Freedom Center's terrorism awareness program is urging college students to stage sit-ins outside the offices of women's studies departments to protest "the silence of feminists over the oppression of women in Islam" and to distribute pamphlets on Islamo-Fascism.

The statutory guidance under the new Counter-Terrorism and Security Act requires frontline staff, including in universities and schools, to undergo counter-terrorism awareness training and to engage with the Prevent programme.

The runup to the publication of the bill is expected to see a counter-terrorism awareness campaign launched by the police and publication of the long-awaited report by the intelligence and security committee into the murder of drummer Lee Rigby in Woolwich last year.

Mr Anderson spoke out as a week-long counter-terrorism awareness campaign enters its third day.

The speech coincides with the start of a week-long police initiative - Counter-terrorism Awareness Week - involving more than 3,000 officers, to remind the public how they can help.

Against that background, a "Counter-terrorism Awareness Week" has something of a "Dig for Victory" spirit about it as the government and security chiefs seek public support ahead of potentially controversial legislation.