Sentences with phrase «organized terrorist group»

Allianz tells its customers: «Allianz Global Assistance's travel insurance defines terrorism specifically as «when an organized terrorist group, as defined by the U.S. State Department, injures or kills people or damages property to achieve a political, ethnic or religious goal or result.»

For insurance companies, a terrorist event is when an organized terrorist group injures or kills people or damages property to achieve a political, ethnic or religious goal or result.

This focus shocked many Americans, as was clear from the bad press the National Education Association, the nation's largest teacher union, received when some of the curricula posted on its website suggested that teachers avoid attributing blame for the attacks — despite the fact that the attacks were a clear product of a well - organized terrorist group.

AN ORIGINAL TITLE WITH EPIC MISSIONS Play 11 thrilling missions to defeat a dangerous and well - organized terrorist group.

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Though many of these haters would chafe at the mere suggestion, it's a devastating cooperative relationship: domestic anti-Semites, while cherry - picking useful tips on online organizing and youth recruitment from Islamist terror groups» successes, are also emboldening terrorists.

Prosecutors who specialize in terrorism, narcotics trafficking and organized crime, led by the acting head of the Justice Department's criminal division, will bring prosecutions designed to restrict the flow of money to terrorist groups, Sessions said.

From the moment they regained consciousness in the hospital, they were goaded to get up and move, if not by their devoted «physical terrorists,» then by one group after another that organizes sporting events for the disabled: the Wounded Warrior Project, Disabled Sports USA, the Achilles Track Club, U.S. Paralympics.

The Minister of Defence, Mansur Dan - Ali has said the counter insurgency operations against Boko Haram have rendered the terrorist group incapable of launching organized attacks.

For his research, Hamm defines a lone wolf terrorist by four characteristics: a person who perpetrates political violence, does not belong to (but often identifies with) an organized group such as al - Qaeda, acts alone (as opposed to the pair of Boston Marathon bombers), and does not commit violence out of grief or the pursuit of profit, vengeance or fame.

He has also organized large topical group exhibitions that have engaged subjects including surveillance, the September 11 terrorist attacks, and nostalgia in an evolving New York City, leading the curatorial team for the most recent edition of Greater New York.

He also curated September 11, a group exhibition organized on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the terrorist attacks in 2011, and oversaw MoMA PS1's expanded presentation of Mike Kelley in 2013, which was the largest solo exhibition in the institution's history.