Sentence examples for terrorist incursions from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Sharon's government pressed ahead with the construction of a "security barrier" (construction on the part-wall, part-fence barrier designed to prevent terrorist incursions into Israel from the West Bank had begun in June 2002).

In lieu of all-out counterattack, Sharon is discussing buffer zones to protect Israeli population centers and airfields from terrorist incursions or rockets -- not a wall, certainly not a boundary, but two-mile strips of land with mobile patrols alerted by electronic sensors.

Shortly after our trip, Mali suffered both a military coup and terrorist incursions.

Chávez - not Ecuador's President Rafael Correa - was the first to condemn Colombia's anti-terrorist incursion a mile inside Ecuadorean territory at the weekend and has deployed 10 army battalions close to the border.

The breach will come as an embarrassment to the government as security has supposedly been tightened in recent years in response to the terrorist threat and past incursions.

Mrs. Clinton is also planning to visit part of the security fence in the West Bank that the Israeli government built to protect its citizens from incursions by terrorists.

For decades the government has used security concerns--the Nazis, the communists, and now the terrorists--to justify incursions on our freedoms.

It proposed a requirement that a person whose citizenship was revoked must have had "intent" to cause a terrorist attack, and added foreign incursion and recruitment to the list of scheduled offences.

Manhattan already has a moat — the rivers Harlem, Hudson, and East — but this on its own will not suffice, at least against the incursions of would-be terrorists….

Manhattan already has a moat — the rivers Harlem, Hudson, and East — but this on its own will not suffice, at least against the incursions of would-be terrorists and unwelcome drivers.

By Nick Paumgarten Manhattan already has a moat — the rivers Harlem, Hudson, and East — but this on its own will not suffice, at least against the incursions of would-be terrorists and unwelcome drivers.