Sentence examples for terrorism based on from inspiring English sources

If China truly cares about Pakistan's survival, it should be doing everything possible to get the Pakistanis to prevent international terrorism based on their soil.

Australia will block the return of dual citizens suspected of terrorism, based on security advice, and deport court-convicted terrorists under new national security laws.

And after Bagram, a fundamental issue remains: how to deal with terrorism "based on shared values, international law and respect for the rule of law and human rights," as the E.U. ambassadors' document puts it.

Eight people described by the authorities as members of the group were accused of conspiracy to commit riot in furtherance of terrorism based on statements by confidential informants who told investigators that the group had discussed kidnapping delegates and sabotaging an airport.

That settled, Mr. Sheinkopf proceeded to cheerfully repeat what it was the McCall campaign said about the Cuomo-Arafat session: linking Mr. Cuomo to terrorism, based on his meeting Mr. Arafat when he was the housing secretary for President Bill Clinton.

In order to limit the scope of terrorism, Brazil, unfortunately, was not consistent in limiting terrorism based on hypotheses not included in the scope of the standard.

Ayatollah Khamenei said today that Washington was not sincere in its current focus on terrorism based in Afghanistan, saying much worse terrorism has been committed by other countries, citing Israel's treatment of Palestinians.

Then just after Washington issued the terrorism alert based on information from Mr. Sidiqi, Pakistani officials said that several German citizens were killed in a drone strike.

Lawyers also say that a number of others have "reappeared" in civilian jails, accused of terrorism charges based on confessions extracted after torture and interrogation.

On Tuesday the Jordanian government's Office Gazette published the new treaty between Amman and London guaranteeing that Abu Qatada would not face a retrial on terrorism charges based on evidence obtained by torture.

Sure, President Bush had a full week: a space disaster and a wrenching memorial service, a $2.23 trillion budget proposal to Congress, a North Korean threat of "total war," a dramatic showdown at the United Nations over Iraqi defiance of weapons inspections, a stepped-up orange-level terrorism alert based on ominous intelligence rumblings.