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Meanings of direct terrorism in English

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Usage of direct terrorism in English
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It held the court was correct to convict McKevitt for directing terrorism.
The Irish Times
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Real IRA leader Micheal McKevitt today lost his appeal against his conviction for directing terrorism.
The Irish Times
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McKevitt was convicted of the crime of directing terrorism under legislation following the Omagh massacre.
The Irish Times
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Adair, who was west Belfast commander of the UDA, is serving 16 years for directing terrorism.
The Irish Times
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Originally jailed in 1994 after becoming the first person to be found guilty of directing terrorism.
The Irish Times
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Real IRA leader Michael McKevitt has been released from prison after completing a sentence for directing terrorism.
The Irish Times
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Testimony he had given against McKevitt at his 2003 criminal trial in Dublin for directing terrorism was submitted.
The Irish Times
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Adair was sentenced to 16 years in 1995 for directing terrorism.
The Irish Times
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His ally Michael McKevitt was jailed for 20 years in 2003 for directing terrorism.
The Irish Times
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The Special Criminal Court has found Michael McKevitt guilty of directing terrorism and being a member of an illegal organisation.
The Irish Times
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Michael McKevitt intends to appeal his conviction for directing terrorism and membership of the Real IRA, his wife confirmed this afternoon.
The Irish Times
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Two men have appeared in court charged with directing terrorism in Northern Ireland following an investigation into the New IRA involving MI5.
The Irish Times
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Mr Adair was sentenced to 16 years for directing terrorism but will be freed soon under the terms of the Belfast Agreement.
The Irish Times
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There was heavy security as Paul John Duffy (47) arrived in the courtroom to face a charge of directing terrorism.
The Irish Times
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Former Real IRA leader Michael McKevitt has brrn granted leave to apply to the Supreme Court to appeal his conviction for directing terrorism.
The Irish Times
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Seamus McGrane, who was also convicted of IRA membership, is only the second person to be convicted of directing terrorism in the State.
The Irish Times