Sentences with phrase «potential terrorist activities»

[74] I think it is a legitimate question to ask in this case whether the accused, a medical doctor, someone dedicated to the preservation of human life, and with a track record of humanitarian involvement, raised in this country and enjoying the finest education and opportunities anywhere, would so readily sign onto a group planning potential terrorist activities in Canada without any careful consideration or reflection...

Experts at the Next Century Corporation will lead a joint research effort between the Biocomplexity Institute of Virginia Tech, the Hume Center for National Security and Technology, and Draper Labs to create a system that can flag potential terrorist activities as quickly as a credit card company alerting consumers to suspicious spending behavior on their accounts.

The Department of Homeland Security and the FBI are asking local law enforcement officials to be prepared for any potential terrorist activity.

Hoffman has the ability to lose himself in his roles and as Günther Bachmann, the leader of covert German intelligence agency that monitors potential terrorist activity, he seems to pare down a performance to give us a man who betrays nothing of what he's thinking or feeling yet radiates a gentle warmth for his team (made up of superb German actors Nina Hoss, Daniel Brühl, and Franz Hartwig).

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ALL muslims are to be considered potential terrorists and as such need to feel the pressure of constant monitoring, be kept from key positions that could threaten national security and their mosques should be also infiltrated and monitored for subversive activities.

Each of the relatively unknown politicians has an eight - person security detail pulled from the elite NYPD Intelligence Division whose members usually spend their time looking for criminal activity and potential terrorists.

Researchers at Binghamton have proposed a comprehensive new framework, the Networked Pattern Recognition (NEPAR) Framework, by defining the useful patterns of attacks to understand behaviors, to analyze patterns and connections in terrorist activity, to predict terrorists» future moves, and finally, to prevent and detect potential terrorist behaviors.

We recommend that the Department examine the Guidelines and the DOJ to determine whether to reinstate the prohibition on retaining information from public events that is not related to potential criminal or terrorist activity.