Sentence examples for terrorists but rather from inspiring English sources

Our principle should not be "Never negotiate with terrorists" but rather "Don't reward terrorism".

Despite the bluster in Congress, the government does not consider most Taliban to be terrorists, but rather enemy combatants from the war in Afghanistan.

"Our problem is not that we are terrorists but rather that we are democrats in an environment that does not believe in democracy," he said.

Perhaps the way to defend the United States is not to attack all the countries that harbor terrorists, but rather to be part of a worldwide coalition to catch and bring terrorists to justice.

The principal objective, according to Pollack, should not be hunting down terrorists, but rather giving large sections of the population a sense of security -- the only way, according to Pollack, to curb the growing influence of the militias.

Chief Galati, who has led the Intelligence Division since 2006, said the goal of the unit, once called the Demographics Unit but renamed the Zone Assessment Unit, was not primarily to identify would-be terrorists, but rather to map locations that might prove to be havens for terrorists.

One day, using average human judgment, of a woman he knew inside out, Lambert must have known that Jacqui was not a terrorist but rather a person of radical views.

The narrative heard in federal court in Manhattan on Wednesday was an increasingly common one: a defendant from a faraway land claimed he was not an anti-American terrorist but rather someone who had become involved in his own country's wars.

He pointed out Justin Bourque, the man who killed three RCMP officers in Moncton in 2014, wasn't labelled as a terrorist but rather as a lone wolf with mental health issues.

Prosecutors did not charge the defendants with financing terrorists directly, but rather said they helped the radical Islamic group Hamas by supporting charities controlled by it.

UPDATE: 8 03 p.m. -- Jerry Strickland, a spokesman for the Texas attorney general's office, said state attorneys were not comparing Planned Parenthood to a terrorist organization, but rather were citing a Supreme Court case in the brief that happened to be about a terrorist organization.