Sentence examples for wake of the plot from inspiring English sources

"The security that I saw in the wake of the plot was intense".

The chief executive of Ryanair today warned against the rushed introduction of "ludicrous" new security measures in the wake of the plot.

Then, as defeat loomed, and in the wake of the failed assassination plot against Hitler on July 20 , 1944 Himmler devoted himself to settling scores with the military and the Prussian aristocracy, who were often one and the same.

Theresa May, the British home secretary, told the BBC that the government would review its security arrangements for handling air cargo entering or passing through Britain in the wake of the printer-bomb plot, but declined to give any details.

A variety of legislation had been introduced during the 17th century to limit the civil rights of Catholics, beginning with the Popish Recusants Act 1605 in the wake of the failed Gunpowder Plot that year.

He told al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula to expand operations in the U.S. in the wake of the 2009 Christmas Day bomb plot by writing "We need to extend and develop our operations in America and not keep it limited to blowing up airplanes".

In the wake of this latest plot, the interior minister and Mr. Hanning's boss, Wolfgang Schäuble, has called for the expansion of video surveillance of train stations and other public places, and the creation of an antiterrorist database — something Germany has resisted because of concerns about privacy.

A fresh onslaught, it is suspected, is being planned in the wake of the recent Yemeni-based plot to destroy cargo planes.

"Britain is cracking down on security in the wake of the cargo plane terror plot by banning printer cartridges in hand luggage".

The move came in the wake of the Trojan Horse scandal – an alleged plot by Islamic extremists to take over schools in Birmingham and promote their own ideology.

But you also wanted the solid milk because it could 'melt and become a liquid'". Rules restricting the amount of liquids which can be carried as hand luggage on flights leaving UK airports were brought in in the wake of the discovery of a terrorist plot to detonate liquid explosives on board seven transatlantic airliners in 2006.