Sentences with phrase «about terrorist attacks»

In an online survey of 500 registered Massachusetts voters conducted by YouGov America under the direction of the UMass Poll from May 30 to June 4, Boston - area residents expressed an overall concern about a terrorist attack at a rate higher than those in the rest of the state, with 61 percent of Bostonians stating that they were «very concerned» or «somewhat concerned» of an attack, compared to 53 percent of other Bay State residents.

Sessions, who received assurances about his job security from the White House over the weekend, has previously pledged to crack down on leaks, especially after sensitive information about a terrorist attack in Manchester, England leaked to U.S. news media outlets in May.

Headquartered at the University of Maryland, START maintains the Global Terrorism Database, the most comprehensive source of unclassified information about terrorist attacks, with statistics dating to 1970.

«I'm worried about terrorist attacks here in New York.

Yet they barely have the courage to mention muslim or islam when talking about terrorist attacks.

Did CNN do an article on this like 2 weeks ago??? What does his faith say about LYING to the American people about terrorist attacks?

Don't forget about the terrorist attack that happened in the consulate in Benghazi when she was Secretary of State.

Approaching the two - month anniversary of the April 15 Boston Marathon bombing, a new UMass Poll released today by the University of Massachusetts Amherst shows that only one - in - eight Massachusetts residents are very concerned about a terrorist attack where they live.

United 93 (2006): Written and directed by Paul Greengrass, United 93 is one of the best movies about the terrorist attacks on 9/11.

A dash of religion, a singularly unilluminating anecdote about the terrorist attacks of 11 September 2001, some words of praise for the military, and he was waving goodbye — «Thank you, Texas, it's good to be home!»

«Curb sought on counsel to detainees; US asks court to restrict talks with lawyers»: The Boston Globe today contains an article that begins, «The US government is seeking to sharply restrict communication between defense lawyers and inmates at Guantanamo Bay prison, asserting that some lawyers have given inmates «inflammatory» material such as reports of abuses at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison and news articles about terrorist attacks.»

As he was about to take the stage, he was ushered aside and told about the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington, D.C.

In addition, there were concerns about terrorist attacks (or other criminal acts) on or from embassies.

«Interestingly, Massachusetts voters seem less worried about another terrorist attack than Americans are as a whole,» Barakso said.

And it might be nice to see Whedon return to the action genre — he famously co-wrote (without receiving screen credit) Jan de Bont «s masterful «Speed» and sold a $ 1 million spec script called «Suspension» about a terrorist attack on a bridge (it was never actualized and was, at one point, considered for a sequel to the Sylvester Stallone disaster movie «Daylight «-RRB-.

The incident is eerily reminiscent of a 2012 French thriller film titled «Aux yeux de tous,» about a terrorist attack in Paris that occurs mere days before a presidential election.

Yes, and my point is, if you're talking about the war, then you're not answering the question, which was about terrorist attacks, not wars.

If your question is about terrorist attacks (or regardless of type of attack).

Fears are highest in New York City, were 44 percent of residents remain «very concerned» about a terrorist attack.

Maryann Barakso, associate director of the UMass Poll, noted that concern about terrorist attacks was lower in the Massachusetts poll than it has been in recent national polls.

Though you can find precedent in some of his earlier dramas (Midnight In The Garden Of Good & Evil), this is the sappiest, most overly melodramatic work he will probably ever make, yet it is about a terrorist attack on a train where three young men and friends (Anthony Sadler, Spencer Stone & Alek Skarlatos, playing themselves in adult life!)

New supply is overwhelming demand in key markets including New York and Miami Beach, Florida, while tepid economic growth and concerns about terrorist attacks are hurting other locations.