Sentence examples for terrorists based on from inspiring English sources
But New Delhi dismisses Pakistan's messy internal problems as an excuse which Islamabad invokes to justify its inaction against Islamist terrorists based on its soil.
How can it use the same excuse to carry on its do-nothing policy against Tamil terrorists based on its soil?
He also has suggested that Mr. Spota opposed the death penalty "even for terrorists," based on his having accepted the nomination of the Green Party, which opposes capital punishment.
The mercenary firm Blackwater, renamed XE and then Academi (after earning notoriety in the killing of seventeen Iraqis in Baghdad's Nisour Square, in 2007), has effectively become an action arm of the C.I.A., its personnel loading the missiles on the drones that are fired at presumed terrorists based on White House decisions.
Tony Abbott says Labor wants to "roll out the red carpet" for terrorists, based on comments made by Dreyfus in an interview on Thursday in which he was asked, "How do you convict someone fighting in Raqqa in Syria?" and Dreyfus answered "You get them back here.
This is no surprise when it seeks to label Muslim students, patients and clients of the public sector as potential terrorists based on bad psychological profiling not even fit for a spy drama.
Not only is this approach unconstitutional, it also flies in the face of government and academic studies showing that one cannot predict who will become a terrorist based on how religious they are.
"It shatters any lingering thought that we can spot a terrorist based on appearance," he said.
So while it might seem like journalists choose who to call a terrorist based on their race, they're actually bound by the UK's legal structures.
OFAC has since threatened to brand KindHearts as a 'specially designated global terrorist' based on classified evidence, again without providing KindHearts with a reason or meaningful opportunity to defend itself".
But, more importantly, while the other European countries look to the US and UK for data worldwide, the UK benefits from intelligence on potential terrorists based in Europe or travelling through.
