Defense lawyers in the terrorism case, for example, appear very likely to delve into their clients' background and character and focus on the culpability of others.
Take migration and terrorism as examples.
Pricing the past The last laugh ReprintsTerrorism, for example, has not disappeared.
Any calls relating to terrorism, for example, might not have gotten through, he said.
Iraqi terrorism, for example".The charge that the administration was slow to appreciate the full extent of al-Qaeda's threat may well be politically harmful.
Now when people conduct a search that retrieves documents about terrorism, for example, they will be likely to see a folder that is labeled "extremist groups" appearing on the left side of their screens).
Rather, he said, the case was about "whether the defendants ran afoul of legitimate laws designed to help protect against terrorism — for example, by providing aid to terrorist organizations — and that is also a fundamental government concern".
Take terrorism, for example: Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka have all, at various times, exported it to India, so South Asia's biggest country tends to suppose that its problem, in fact, is its neighbours.This goes a long way to explaining why SAARC has spectacularly failed in its main task: promoting regional economic integration.
But a relationship with India based too purely on pragmatism — on immediate, tangible returns in the battle against terrorism, for example, or in bolstering trade — does not do justice to what is potentially India's most valuable contribution to the United States.
Even so, any party that has been in government for a decade as, for all its year-zero pretences, Mr Brown's has—is liable to be judged more on its record than on its plans, and to market itself more on its experience than on its hopes.Pessimism, of course, may yet come to seem necessary, because of terrorism, for example, or another war.
We have areas of success, on terrorism for example — President Macron reminded this.
