WordNet
n. terrorism practiced by a in a foreign country by terrorists who ae not native to that country
Usage examples of "international terrorism".
Consequently, the greater the threat posed to the United States by international terrorism, the more Washington will concentrate its efforts and its resources on this threat and therefore the harder it would be to mount an invasion of Iraq.
The connection between his regime with weapons of mass destruction and international terrorism could put the world on the road to Armageddon.
Without getting everybody all hot and bothered about international terrorism, Bill Hendriksen might not have got his people in place to do their little job.
The team of experienced CIA analysts and operatives saw all incoming intelligence on bin Laden, al Qaeda and other relevant international terrorism.
Feyd al-Saoud said, taking his accustomed seat on the dais where just thirty-six hours from now the five heads of the leading Arab states would sit side by side with residents of the United States and Russia in order to hammer out the first concerted Arab-Western initiative to stop international terrorism in its tracks.
If he defects, it'll look good in the President's news conferences if we can parade him or his information to show how aggressive we are at fighting international terrorism and dictatorships.
This must be a programme to inform the public of the nature and sources of international terrorism.
He specializes in, organizes- and dominates international drug-smuggling and international terrorism.