Sentence examples for terrorist band from inspiring English sources
Members of the U.S. intelligence community bragged to reporters that the terrorist band was crippled, noting that it hadn't attacked during the assault on Iraq.
"The murderers who are part of this terrorist band are not allowing the Spanish people to live in peace," said the acting mayor of Madrid, Mercedes de la Merced.
The Peruvian media have never tired of replaying images of Ms Berenson at a press conference at which she was paraded shortly after her first conviction, shouting that the MRTA was not a terrorist band but a "revolutionary movement".Meanwhile Mr Toledo, whose popularity rating is under 10%, can breathe easier.
The movie features three major African-American characters Al; a comedic (but ultimately heroic) limo driver named Argyle (De'voreaux White); and Theo (Clarence Gilyard, Jr ., the terrorist band's computer whiz.
The Israeli policy of "liquidation" of suspected terrorists (Week in Review, Aug. 19) might be an effective policy against dedicated terrorist bands.
The objective of the operation was to cleanse the town of the terrorist bands acting as part of a "Ba'athist conspiracy".
Nor will it be a battle in which there is one clear opponent to be fought and vanquished: defeats will have to be meted out, on terrorist bands and, quite probably, on their Taliban hosts.
Responsibility for Lockerbie, he believed, lay at the door of the terrorist bands of Beirut and the Bekaa Valley; in his opinion, Abdelbaset al-Megrahi was not guilty as charged.
But it is not hard to see how Peru, with a frustrated populace, a large illegal drug industry and some vestigial terrorist bands, could once again become difficult to govern, as several of its Andean neighbours already are.
Even where interests coincide, as in the Caucasus Mountains of Georgia, where American advisers are helping root out terrorist bands active in neighboring Chechnya, United States involvement is seen as much as a calculated intrusion on Russian turf as an aid.
His opponent, Alan García, a former president, has returned from a nine-year exile promising to burnish Peru's economy and human rights record, now that the terrorist bands that helped make his first presidency so disastrous have been vanquished.
