Sentence examples for three antiterrorism from inspiring English sources

In addition to the three antiterrorism bills, the State Senate, which has a Republican majority, also passed a wiretap bill like the one Mr. Ashcroft is seeking, but the Democrats who control the Assembly, generally reluctant to weaken privacy protections, did not take it up.

In U.S. civilian courts, federal prosecutors won convictions in two antiterrorism criminal cases.

"It is clear we are in front of a new generation of activity," said one antiterrorism official.

Two Spanish antiterrorism officials said they expected it would take another day or two to begin to draw firmer conclusions from the forensic analysis of samples taken from the bomb sites.

A deputy police superintendent in Sargodha, Tahir Gujar, said the police were set to charge the five under antiterrorism laws with planning a criminal conspiracy.

There were arguments over dogs and kittens, a minor contretemps about circumcision and a weightier one over antiterrorism efforts, and first-day-of-school promises to improve public education, as New York City's long and tumultuous mayoral primary campaign raced to an end on Monday.

The tensions, in some measure, are rooted in the rivalry between the Police Department's two primary antiterrorism units: the Intelligence Division, which is headed by David Cohen, a former top C.I.A. official, and the Counterterrorism Bureau, which oversees the roughly 100 police detectives assigned to the task force.

There was the ambitious attempt by the Reagan administration in 1984, following the bombing of the Marine barracks in Beirut and other attacks, to launch a comprehensive assault that would constitute "taking the fight to the terrorists". But four proposed antiterrorism measures got bogged down in Congress, and the C.I.A. resisted structural changes.

Mrs. Megawati was able to smooth the severe divisions in her cabinet last week and, finally, after a marathon cabinet session that ran until midnight last Friday, the government issued two new antiterrorism decrees that provide for sweeping powers of investigation and detention.

The F.B.I. and the C.I.A., the two most prominent antiterrorism agencies, will not be moved to the new department.

Reading this book one might forget that in the last two years, with broad support from Democrats and the public, the United States has fought two wars, made antiterrorism the central focus of international politics, created a Department of Homeland Security, shifted its Middle East policies and instituted hundreds of changes to its law enforcement and immigration regulations.