Sentence examples for terrorism by which from inspiring English sources

Whereas the government team went to Geneva determined to talk only of stopping terrorism – by which they meant all armed opposition – and the rebels only wanted a formula for President Bashar al-Assad's removal, Brahimi seems to have achieved a consensus that there are two key issues.

But there is more than the debate over terrorism by which the issue has been framed until now.

The government delegation has said the main issue of the talks is finding a solution to foreign-backed "terrorism", by which it means the whole of the armed opposition.

The Damascus delegation has said the main issue of the talks is finding a solution to foreign-backed "terrorism", by which it means the whole of the armed opposition.

There is an inherent internal contradiction, however, to the Saudi-Egypt axis: Sisi describes the threat of terrorism -- by which he, in large measure, means his main domestic opponent, the Muslim Brotherhood -- as the primary regional security concern.

Cuba is still designated a "state sponsor of terrorism" by Washington, which complicates financial transactions with Havana and makes it difficult for it to raise capital.

The BBC needs to be impartial about the facts, but you can't be impartial between terrorism and the rules by which the rest of us live.

The fact that decent people were ready to vote for a man of the Mubarak era – someone who reportedly oversaw torture for the US as part of the rendition programme by which terrorism suspects were flown to Egypt for "interrogation" – speaks volumes of the paucity of presidential candidates and how fear continues to fuel our politics.

Furthermore, "the court cannot, and should not, try to place itself in Israel's shoes in determining the means by which Palestinian terrorism should be dealt with".

Because of an editing error, an article in some editions on Wednesday about an undercover city police detective involved in two terrorism investigations misstated the method by which a document revealing some criticism of him by the F.B.I. in one inquiry was released to the news media.

Mr Powell has talked of a "new benchmark": how governments now respond to America's requests for help in the war against terrorism "will be a means by which we measure our relationship with them in the future".Cold war parallelsIn many ways, the nearest parallel to America's new thinking is the determination to contain communism that marked the cold war.