Sentence examples for terrorism violations from inspiring English sources

The government said the detainees were suspected of security and terrorism violations, and were not being held for expressing dissident political views.

His accomplices were detained a few months later, and, in 2010, Zazi pleaded guilty to multiple terrorism violations; one accomplice, Zarein Ahmedzay, also pleaded guilty.

It requires countries to review international sales contracts to ensure that weapons will not be used in human rights abuses, terrorism, violations of humanitarian law or organized crime.

As part of the plea agreement, Lindh accepted guilt on a charge that was not directly related to terrorism: violation of a 1999 executive order forbidding American citizens from contributing "services" to the Taliban.

According to Venezuela's Consulate General in San Francisco, the Attorney General's office is weighing evidence against her for "allegedly being involved in crimes against the independence and security of the nation, issuing calls to violence, incitement to commit a crime, terrorism, violation of the Constitution and treason for promoting a coup and foreign intervention in internal affairs".

"It comes down to perceptions if the remaining sanctions are stopping terrorism and violations of human rights".

One of the more prominent organizations on the list is the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), which opposes discrimination against Muslims and, on its Web site, has featured videos of American Muslims rejecting acts of terrorism as violations of Islam's tenets.

The treaty would require states to review all crossborder arms contracts, establish national control systems and deny exports to purchasers who might use the weapons for terrorism or violations of humanitarian law.

The treaty would require states to review all crossborder arms contracts, establish national control systems and deny exports to purchasers who might use the weapons for terrorism or violations of humanitarian law, including genocide.

The treaty would require states to review all cross-border arms contracts, establish national control systems and deny exports to purchasers who might use the weapons for terrorism or violations of humanitarian law.

It would also create binding requirements for states to review all cross-border arms contracts to ensure arms will not be used in human rights abuses, terrorism or violations of humanitarian law.