Sentence examples for terrorists in response from inspiring English sources

Either way, their numbers are likely to rise as the Obama administration recalibrates the standards for identifying potential terrorists, in response to intelligence failures that let a would-be bomber fly to Detroit from Amsterdam last Christmas.

He voted for the Authorization for Use of Military Force Against Terrorists in response to the September 11 attacks, but suggested war alternatives such as authorizing the president to grant Letters of Marque and Reprisal targeting specific terrorists.

There are other passages like these, and Ms. Stern ultimately admits, "There is something attractive about the idea of becoming a terrorist in response to being terrorized".

Wilayat Sinai, an Isis-linked group operating in the area where the plane crashed, has attempted to claim responsibility for the tragedy on behalf of the terrorist group "in response to Russian airstrikes that killed hundreds of Muslims on Syrian land".

Islamists began to stage significant terrorist attacks in response to the American strikes in the tribal areas.

The Sikh Coalition was established after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks in response to discrimination against the Sikh population.

A20 New Terror Warning The F.B.I. warned law enforcement authorities to take "additional prudent steps" to detect and deter potential terrorist attacks in response to threats contained in audio tapes of two leaders of Al Qaeda broadcast in recent days.

The small but well-financed office was created shortly after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, in response to concerns in the administration that the United States was losing public support overseas for its war on terrorism, particularly in Islamic nations.

The markets were later reasssured when it was reported that the crash was probably caused by a mechanical failure rather than resulting from a terrorist hijacking in response to the US-led international military action against Afghanistan.

The US has blacklisted the group as a terrorist organisation in response to the bombing campaigns.

More than 200 explosives-related incidents have been reported in Chile since 2005 and the government has sought to strengthen its "anti-terrorist" law in response.