Sentence examples for unspecified attacks from inspiring English sources
Al Arabiya quoted security sources as saying the militants were close to making unspecified attacks when officers raided their hideout.
Mr Mueller insists that co-ordination has already dramatically improved between various agencies, and that together they have already prevented several, unspecified, attacks since September 11th.
France, Germany and Britain on Saturday announced the temporary closings of their embassies in Sana, Yemen, citing fears of unspecified attacks on their interests there.
The previous methods have mainly focused on protecting contents from unspecified attacks.
When the U.S. charged last week that it appeared Syria had used sarin gas in unspecified attacks, the Syrian government denounced the allegations as a "bare-faced lie".
In March, the C.I.A. said that "a group of bin Laden operatives was planning to conduct an unspecified attack in the United States in April 2001.
Federal officials announced on Wednesday that they had received a tip of "uncorroborated and unknown reliability" that four Chinese were planning an unspecified attack here.
It said its information was based on three sources, who said the US had information that al-Qaida in Yemen was "in the final stages of planning for an unspecified attack".
I remember my son saying to her after one game, 'Sissy, breathe in; breathe out.' " Advice of quite a different kind is to be found on the Ready.gov Web site: there, Americans are urged to make face masks out of towels or T-shirts for all family members to wear in the event of an unspecified attack that may release into the air what the site demotically if vaguely refers to as "junk".
Last week, the police detained another of Mr. Atta's former roommates and five other men in Hamburg on suspicion that they were planning unspecified new attacks.
The bookstore owner was among seven men from Morocco, Egypt and Algeria questioned by the Hamburg police after the raids because of suspicions they were planning unspecified new attacks.
