antiterrorism
ਅੱਤਵਾਦ
definition
noun
a meeting of experts on antiterrorism
the prevention or abatement of terrorism.
example
Are these 'antiterrorism' measures going to make our nation safer?
‘That is what these 'antiterrorism' laws are about, and today is part of that,’ she declared.
Such a move would solve any concern over detracting from the peacekeeping or 'antiterrorism' effort.
Attorney General Ashcroft is working to keep details of many 'antiterrorism' countermeasures secret so as not to educate the terrorists.
In California, West Hollywood is employing the same type of 'antiterrorism' bollards as used by the federal government to stop car bombers.
Strong 'antiterrorism' measures can actually support, and not conflict with, civil liberties, Collier said.
To be sure, some details of funding needed for 'antiterrorism' measures remain unclear.
The ordinance, which is similar in content to an 'antiterrorism' bill the government has drafted, calls for the death penalty for militants who plot or launch terrorist attacks.
These initiatives can begin to elicit a context for 'antiterrorism' rather than more terrorism.
Nor are they likely to be spending more on defense or 'antiterrorism' measures.
The 'antiterrorism' bill he is proposing represents a sweeping and unprecedented assault on civil liberties and constitutionally guaranteed rights.
Senator Shelby, the 'antiterrorism' bill passed the House.
If found guilty, he could face the death penalty as he has been charged under new government 'antiterrorism' regulations.
She has been an adjunct faculty member of the New School for Social Research in NYC since 1993 and lectures on the 'antiterrorism' laws and the Constitution.
As one of the key issues in the morning, the forum discussed 'antiterrorism' measures in the wake of Sept. 11 attacks in the United States.
a meeting of experts on 'antiterrorism'
Congress is expected to incorporate the crime-fighting measure into an omnibus 'antiterrorism' bill that will likely become law.
In a nutshell, it encourages the development of 'antiterrorism' technology by providing liability limits for terrorism claims.
The decreases are widespread and probably still multiplying, given the expanding character of the 'antiterrorism' campaign.
'antiterrorism' measures
U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell will attend a ministerial meeting of the U.N. Security Council on Monday on 'antiterrorism' efforts.
And they must work to strengthen the capacity of states to meet the binding 'antiterrorism' obligations imposed on them by the Security Council.
This article provides an overview of the growth of 'antiterrorist' policing in New York City post 9/11 from these three paradigms.
It would be necessary also to create on the government level an interdepartmental working group, analyze the existing 'antiterrorist' system and identify its drawbacks and positive aspects as soon as possible.
It is equally topical to further advance 'antiterrorist' legislation.
Of much importance is cooperation in the military sphere with other countries, specifically joint personnel training for the 'antiterrorist' and counter-terrorist fight.
In accordance with the developed program, the main efforts of 'antiterrorist' activities of government bodies should be focused.
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