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Meanings of terrorist threat in English
Catalan
amenaça terrorista Spanish
amenaza terrorista Threat to commit a crime of violence or a threat to cause bodily injury to another person and terrorization as the result of the proscribed conduct.
Usage of terrorist threat in English
1
The CIA had several problems in confronting the global terrorist threat, Clarridge wrote.
2
Northern Ireland's top police officer says the terrorist threat is sophisticated and changing.
3
Australia's terrorist threat has never been higher, but it's also never been lower.
4
But I suspect you won't have ended the terrorist threat to this country.
5
In the UK, the government estimates the terrorist threat to be "severe".
6
The system is intended to communicate an assessed risk of terrorist threat to Australia.
7
We should recognise that anyone who is propagating hatred is a potential terrorist threat.
8
This is the most perilous terrorist threat in our history.
9
Prosecutors also had charged Lammers with making a terrorist threat.
10
Brent Edwards explores the terrorist threat to NZ and asks if it's being overplayed.
11
Over the last few years, however, the terrorist threat has evolved into a new phase.
12
Met Assistant Commissioner Cressida Dick said the conflict represented a "long-term" terrorist threat.
13
Counter-terrorism police in Britain say they have been working intensely to detect any terrorist threat.
14
The plot is run of the mill: yet another terrorist threat to the United States.
15
This only happened in the European Union, where carabiners, apparently, are a major terrorist threat.
16
The terrorist threat to Britain is serious and real.
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Terrorist threat across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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