Sentence examples for terrorist instance from inspiring English sources

The majority of the times you see Jordan, it's positioned on a map next to a terrorist instance that's happened in Iraq or Palestine or Israel.

One suspected terrorist, for instance, a founder member of the Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, was charged with 70 murders, almost all of them Shias.

He commissioned a filmmaker, Jessica Yu, to make a documentary about people who experience an "Agave moment" — a terrorist, for instance, and a bank robber, who suddenly saw themselves engaged in action of a kind that they wanted to believe they stood against.

A leaked GCHQ memo spelled out Dishfire was useful because it trawled through text messages without targeting suspected terrorists, for instance.

The Mumbai terrorists, for instance, are reported to have used Global Positioning Systems, Blackberries and Google Earth during various phases of their operation.

Any attempt at transforming how the nation strikes out at terrorists, for instance, is more dependent than ever on gathering precise information on an adversary's movements.

In June Facebook, Microsoft, Google and Twitter collectively announced a new partnership aimed at reducing the accessibility of internet services to terrorists, for instance — dubbing it the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism — and aiming to build on an earlier announcement of an industry database for sharing unique digital fingerprints to identify terrorist content.

After a bombardment of supposed terrorist villages, for instance, he watches uniformed members of a "Global Humanitarian Force" arrive with food and medicine for the victims.

Shortly after the terrorist attacks, for instance, the State Department closed C Street and removed nearby street parking, even though the department lacked the legal authority to do so, city officials contend.

Nor is it clear whether Mr. Haouari was following the lead of some more internationally known terrorist leader, for instance Osama bin Laden, the Saudi exile who is accused by the United States of masterminding the bombings of American Embassies in Africa in 1998 that left more than 200 dead.

If her concentration slips, if she falters in the debates or is upended by some ethical failing, if some event (a terrorist act, for instance) takes place that allows Trump to twist its meaning and rally voters to his banner of America First if any of that happens, not only could the prospect of a female President remain a fantasy but power will be in the hands of a malevolent fraud.