Sentence examples for terrorists to further from inspiring English sources

"Instead, as today's charges show, he acted with others to support terrorists to further acts of murder, kidnapping and maiming".

Although there are visions of peace and democracy in Iraq, it is quite possible that the aftermath of a military invasion will destabilize the region and prompt terrorists to further jeopardize our security at home.

President Bush and his advisers are pushing a war that will surely incite terrorists to further destruction, inflame volatile international tensions, shed human blood and waste the world's resources, which are critically needed to fight poverty, hunger and disease.

He also said the United States had "exploited" the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks to further its "hegemonic goals".

But the prosecution said Gilleard intended to use the weapons and documents found in his flat in terrorist acts to further his political cause.

Because of its many failures, the administration has made me suspect that it manipulates the terrorist threat to further its own self-preserving ends.

This inevitably affected attitudes toward asylum seekers, and the reactions of shock and outrage following the September 2001 terrorist attacks served to further exacerbate these restrictive tendencies.

Just this past week, our world was once again rocked by major terrorist attacks aiming to further divide the Abrahamic faiths.

Mr. Kerry argued that inaction could embolden Iran or nonstate terrorists to strike those allies, and further encourage Iran and North Korea to press ahead with their nuclear programs.

The lack of sufficient troops, Mr. Diamond goes on, would create a further set of problems: an inability to prevent looting and restore law and order, which would further undermine Iraqis' trust in the United States; and inability to seal the country's borders, which would allow foreign terrorists to enter and help foment further violence.

The Justice Department has argued that releasing the names could open the United States to further terrorist attacks by letting terrorist organizations know which of their members were in custody.