Sentence examples for terrorism plans from inspiring English sources

So Ms. Stone, a nurse from Cartersville, Ga., called the police and said that she heard the men discussing terrorism plans.

The vote in Ramallah of Fatah's Revolutionary Council came amid confusion about whether a Fatah leader, Marwan Barghouti, who is in an Israeli jail for terrorism, plans to run for the office.

He was named on Belgian websites as Marouane E. His lawyer, Didier de Quévy, said the suspect had no knowledge of terrorism plans, had never been to Syria, had no criminal record and had been at the scene of the shootout in connection with drugs.

The goal was to set up a "rear base" for terrorism planning, he said.

"The government does not believe Magag's disappearance is linked to any current terrorism planning in the UK.

Or is your goal "regime change" -- to overthrow Saddam Hussein, liberate the Iraqi people and remove the threat of terrorism planned against the U.S.? The answer I hope Bush will give tonight is that the two purposes are inseparable; one cannot be achieved without the other.

Collecting sensitive information from trash, overheard conversations, stolen laptops, and plain old espionage is clearly one of the first steps in terrorism planning.

In a speech on Sunday morning, Theresa May again pressed the point, saying there has been "far too much tolerance of extremism" in the UK and that "we need to work with allied democratic governments to reach international agreements that regulate cyberspace to prevent the spread of extremist and terrorism planning".

Outlining counter-terrorism plans, Mr Obama condemned the Bush administration's "false choice" between constitutionally guaranteed freedoms and security, breezily promising to close the prison camp at Guantánamo Bay (a promise as yet unkept) and adhere to the rule of law.

"Child protection experts have resigned, counter-terrorism plans have been publicly slapped down by the Met and the Serious Fraud Office has been put in a state of suspended animation.

ISPs and mobile operators will be forced to retain information linking IP addresses to individuals for 12 months under U.K. government counter-terrorism plans expected to be detailed next week.