Sentence examples for terrorists embedded in from inspiring English sources
The army acknowledges using heavy weapons in tightly packed neighborhoods, but says it must do so to safeguard its troops while attacking terrorists embedded in the civilian population.
This move came days after Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta said that financiers and planners of terrorist attacks embedded in Kenya's communities hindered the country's efforts to stop acts like the violent siege at Garissa University, which left 147 dead.
Other clues to the plot come when actor Ralph Fiennes is heard to admonish M when he tells her: "Three months ago you lost the drive containing the identity of every agent embedded in terrorist organisations across the globe".
When Bond is shot in Turkey and presumed dead — and when the villain he was pursuing makes off with an encoded chip containing the names of agents embedded in "terrorist" groups, M's competence is challenged; threatened with dismissal, she clings to her position in order to make good on her failures.
Silva, who has been compared to Julian Assange but is really much more like Philip Agee, gets the list of all NATO agents embedded in terrorist organizations and then uses it via YouTube to out five every week.
What I do not support is extending the rights embedded in the Second Amendment to terrorists, criminals and kids.
"What makes Libya's terrorist threat so confounding is that it is deeply embedded in a broader, more complex power struggle that has effectively split the country's nearly nonexistent political and security institutions," Wehrey aptly summarizes.
Officials later estimated that Degelen contained enough radioactive material embedded in metal and buried in tunnels for an aspiring nuclear power or a terrorist group to produce dozens of nuclear or radiological weapons.
Obama's legal guru now embedded in the state department, Harold Koh, publicly insists the drone attacks in Pakistan that kill more civilians than "terrorists" are perfectly legal.
But embedded in it was a major admission, which is alluded to by the portions, "metadata around the world that you would use to find terrorist activities that might transit" and "a terrorist hopping through".
