Sentence examples for terrorists are allowed from inspiring English sources

The terrorists are allowed ecstatic flights, private musings, self-justifications.

The way Warren sees it, if alleged terrorists are allowed to speak to the media, alleged drug dealers should be too.

At over 5,000 gun shows each year, in 32 States, criminals and terrorists are allowed to purchase firearms from private gun dealers without an ID or background check.

The current fiasco probably has a little life left in it, but for connoisseurs it lacks the scope of the famous series some years ago involving the downfall of three ministers with one-armed Romanian roofers being allowed in and foreign murderers, rapists and terrorists being allowed out.

Yet Aswany is so good-natured that even his terrorist is allowed to enjoy, before his martyrdom, a paradisial marriage portrayed in the shimmering palette of gihadi bad taste.

On his Web site, aviationplanning.com, the airline consultant Michael Boyd summed up the situation this way: "A clown who was known to be a suspected terrorist is allowed to board a Delta flight at Amsterdam," and is subdued by passengers and crew when he tries to set off an explosive strapped to his leg.

Dozens of terrorist groups are allowed to thrive inside Pakistan, but it's looking more like the end of the Jurassic Park movie when the raptors become a voracious threat to the stability of Pakistan itself, as well as to central Asia.

Thanks to NRA lobbying efforts even people on suspected Terrorist Watch/No Fly lists are allowed to legally purchase firearms.

If a terrorist strikes on their watch, they are allowed to shoot on sight.Some citizens worry about reckless use of police firearms, but many see a need for greater, and more visible, protection.

So despite the obsessive efforts of the Bush administration to force detainees to reveal information, the US and the UK may now be operating in a context where a significant number of terrorist suspects do not talk and are allowed to remain silent.

He'll also ask the candidates to clarify their positions on ISIS, Syria, and whether terrorists should be allowed to buy AR-15s in suburban gun stores.