Sentences with phrase «next terrorist attack»

«I am trying to save lives and prevent the next terrorist attack.

The second is that it is not clear where the next terrorist attack will come from.

The irony is that when the next terrorist attack arrives, and it's coming, the whole crowd will gather on the Captial steps and cry out to God for His «blessing.»

From hacking infrastructure to a detonating a nuclear «dirty bomb,» what are the most likely next terrorist attacks?

Not exact matches

«Over the next 10 years — come hell or high water — I fully expect that Lower Manhattan will continue to grow as a neighborhood, as a business district, as a creative community and as a destination for visitors,» he told a business audience a decade after the terrorist attacks.

... if a terrorist attack is avoided the stock market could quickly regain this week's losses next week.

These frightening figures caused Ferguson to conclude, with characteristic candor, that a terrorist attack could be «the trigger for the next English civil war.»

There have even been cases of Israeli doctors working to save the life of a «Palestinian» terrorist in the next room from the Israeli victims he targeted in the attack.

The terrorist attacks of the following day defined her next eight years.

Next, Belgium was probably a primary base for terrorists who performed earlier attack in Paris.

Next, Dr. Jacqueline Moline and Patrick Hewes of the World Trade Center Health Program discuss ongoing efforts to treat and monitor those directly affected by the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.

Which makes next week, after Thanksgiving and before Christmas, the perfect time for the lame - duck U.S. Senate to be deciding the fate of a bill that would pay the medical costs for thousands of people suffering from illnesses caused by the September 11 terrorist attacks.

According to UK prime minister David Cameron, these young men are the next generation of terrorists who might attack shopping centres and blow up London buses after returning.

It doesn't mean anything specific to this story, although it does give certain characters political and paranoid reasons to halt the process of justice in favor of fear over the next possible terrorist attack.

Over the next two decades, Libya increasingly distanced itself from the West and was accused of committing mass acts of state sponsored terrorism, such as the Berlin discotheque terrorist bombing that killed two American servicemen, in response to which the US launched an aerial bombing attack of selected targets in 1986.

Unless you gain a superpower that lets you know what central bankers and economic influencers will say ahead of time; warn you of the next natural disasters and terrorist attack, or prepare for similar circumstances, then you'll unlikely to find a holy grail anytime soon.

Our regulars — Scott McCartney of The Wall Street Journal discusses the effects of terrorist attacks on tourism and travel rates and whether it is worth it to apply miles earned from credit cards on your next flight, and Roger Dow of USTA talks about the trend of taking vacation days to travel, the effect of travel on personal health and well being, and the best way to book travel plans from restaurants to air lines.

A favourite with European travellers for decades, next year it's predicted to exceed all expectations as people are looking for a safe, carefree holiday environment after the recent terrorist attacks in France, Turkey and Egypt.

A huge tourist destination in any year, the city will be especially unforgettable as it marks the 10th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks next year.

If this fictionalized terrorist attack had been a scene in the next Michael Bay movie, nobody would have batted an eye.

A fatal crash of a plane they took last week or were planning to take next week or take regularly, a bomb that rocks through our favorite coffee shop or hotel or our local airport — these are the events that shake us to our core despite statistics telling us we have a MUCH greater chance of being struck by lightning than dying in a terrorist attack.

Travelers departing for Europe in the next month who have Brussels on their itinerary may be able to cancel due to the Brussels terrorist attacks if they have a policy with Terrorism coverage.

Though it is difficult to say when and where terrorists will attack next, you can certainly secure the lives of those who depend on you with the help of terrorism insurance.

«The economy was teetering on the brink of recession before the shock of terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, D.C.. There's no doubt the most recent Federal Reserve cut will have a positive impact on the economy, but its effects will mostly be felt next year, not now.»