Sentence examples for terrorist behaviour from inspiring English sources

Her school has a robust safeguarding approach for all kinds of risk, she says, including radicalisation, but she argues vehemently that enabling a dialogue around terrorist behaviour must be part of a preventative strategy.

I have never been in any kind of trouble with the law and have never engaged in any kind of fighting or planning or participating in any kind of violence or terrorist behaviour".

Crenshaw (1990) [2] argues that because terrorist behaviour cannot be labelled as pathological or irrational due to the lack of empirical evidence to support such notions, it must therefore be considered a choice which is made following a process of logical reasoning.

"Whatever the public messages that we won't be influenced by their (terrorists) behaviour, it's clear we are.

Since last summer, Prevent has obliged teachers to refer to police pupils they suspect of engaging in some sort of terrorist activity or radical behaviour.

The key objection to this Kierkegaardian view of Abraham – that it might be used to legitimate terrorist violence or delusional behaviour – apply to Russell's position too.

Commenting on the rally, she added: "One of the strengths of the marches in Paris and elsewhere in France is how people have come together regardless of their background and regardless of their faith to say that this behaviour by terrorists is unacceptable in our country.

Women having their headscarves ripped off, people being called terrorists and facing aggressive behaviour from strangers, being spat on and abused in front of their children.

Lehnert continued: "The objective of terrorists is to change our behaviour and make us live in fear.

As the producers' luck would have it, on October 31st, when the first episode of "Britz" aired, the House of Lords issued a complex ruling on the legality of one of the measures the drama criticises: so-called "control orders", which allow the government to curtail the movements and behaviour of suspected terrorists.

There seems to be a pattern to the west's behaviour when we face terrorist campaigns.