Use of counterterrorism in Sentences. 17 Examples
The examples include counterterrorism at the start of sentence, counterterrorism at the end of sentence and counterterrorism in the middle of sentence
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counterterrorism at the end of sentence
- Attacks on stash houses is the most frequently used method of counterterrorism.
- Winning the hearts and minds of the population , then , matters less in counterterrorism.
counterterrorism in the middle of sentence
- They range from counterterrorism missions to humanitarian efforts to Unconventional Warfare.
- The counterterrorism Center, or CTC , as veteran hands call it , has become the CIA's busiest outfit.
- Name - matching difficulties actually worsened when counterterrorism activity increased in late 2001.
- Name - matching difficulties actually worsened when counterterrorism activity increased in late 2001.
- In Washington, a US counterterrorism official said the voice on the audio tape appeared to be bin Laden's.
- In Washington, a US counterterrorism official said the voice on the audio tape appeared to be bin Laden's.
- A senior counterterrorism official who visited the JSOC redoubt described it as an enclave of unusual secrecy and discretion.
- A senior counterterrorism official who visited the JSOC redoubt described it as an enclave of unusual secrecy and discretion.
- Somehow, we've managed to get by without help from Jack Bauer, the ne plus ultra of counterterrorism on Fox's long-running "24."
- Somehow, we've managed to get by without help from Jack Bauer, the ne plus ultra of counterterrorism on Fox's long-running "24."
- The final exercise pitted a counterterrorism squad against an escaping vehicle of balaclava -clad men who holed up in a concrete building.
- In 2004, the U. S. Congress to "9.11" independent commission of inquiry, approved the establishment of the National counterterrorism Center.
- In 2004, the U. S. Congress to "9.11" independent commission of inquiry, approved the establishment of the National counterterrorism Center.
- In Washington, a US counterterrorism official said the voice on the audio tape appeared to be bin Laden's. It was not immediately clear when the new message was recorded.
- In Washington, a US counterterrorism official said the voice on the audio tape appeared to be bin Laden's. It was not immediately clear when the new message was recorded.
