Sentence examples for terroristic activity from inspiring English sources

Brent Seever, who was convicted of the shooting in June, said he was incensed at Mr. Almansoop's relationship with his former girlfriend, but also told the police, "I was motivated by all this terroristic activity".

Miller claimed that seventy-two people from the seven countries covered by the first version of the ban "have been implicated in terroristic activity in the United States" since the September 11th attacks.

"It was being used to take ivory and sell it in order to buy more weapons, and support the kind of terroristic activity that these and other groups were engaged in".

The book was written in response to the numerous allegations that the interrogation techniques used by the CIA and military on those suspected of involvement in terroristic activity were morally and legally indefensible, comparable to those used by rogue states such as Nazi Germany and Cambodia, and in any event ineffective at protecting the U.S. from 9-11 style attacks.

"We can't definitely say who these paramilitary people are and what their purpose is, but it is clear they were conducting some kind of terroristic activities there," Mr. Kharshiladze said in an interview.

Since Major League Baseball, the city of Philadelphia and the state of Pennsylvania are unconcerned about the safety of fans attending events at their venues, it is our team's obligation to warn us of fans' terroristic activities in cities like Philadelphia.

It's not like jailbreaking a phone and getting caught would, even if it were a crime, add that much to a sentence for terroristic activities.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott wrote that Syrian refugees might take part in "terroristic activities".

We are not talking about the small number of Muslim extremists engaged in terroristic activities around the world.

"At no point does Mr. Hardy supply specific facts as to the basis for the FBI's belief that the Occupy protestors [sic] might have been engaged in terroristic or other criminal activity," Collyer wrote in an opinion that denied part of the FBI's motion to dismiss.

When terrorists engage in non-terroristic forms of criminal activity, they increase their law-enforcement profile and become subject to a crackdown.