Sentence examples for violent terrorism from inspiring English sources

The threat of violent terrorism will last – a generation, successive prime ministers have said.

The overthrow of an elected Islamist government in Egypt, the symbolic heart of the Arab world, Mr. Haddad wrote, would fuel more violent terrorism than the Western wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The simultaneous bombing on Sunday in the Ugandan capital Kampala may be the start of a wave of violent terrorism in the Horn of Africa and beyond, waged from Somalia.

Mike Frame, a bourgeois husband and stepfather happily settled in West Sussex, is really Chris Carter, a former revolutionary whose opposition to the Vietnam war led him into violent terrorism.

"We must constantly strike hard against violent terrorism, showing no mercy, in accordance with the law, and maintaining a high-handed posture," said Nur Bekri, the chairman of the Xinjiang regional government, according to the report.

One unanswered question is how activities such as bugging delegates to international conferences hosted by Britain can be justified, in particular at a time when the security and intelligence agencies insist they need more resources to counter real threats, namely violent terrorism.

There may be many acts generally considered terrorist that do not involve actual violence, but are meant to intimidate by threatening it; but that is not enough to support the notion of "non-violent terrorism", which seems odd.

Many had non-violent terrorism related convictions, like material support, but others were in prison for more common crimes.

Today, one of the most challenging and unpredictable forms of terrorism is violent terror acts committed by single individuals, often referred to as lone wolf terrorists or lone actor terrorists.

Parris: Are there circumstances in which violent reaction – terrorism – is the right response?

The common threat, to Russia as well as Britain, is violent Islamist terrorism.