| A terrorist of the Black Hand ignited World War I by assassinating the Archduke Ferdinand. |
|
| So, too, the neoconservatives are trying to fend off critics by assassinating their character and impugning their motives. |
|
| Through the same entrance now goes the man accused of assassinating the president. |
|
| I'm going to interview the man that nobody has talked to, the man that has just been charge with assassinating the president. |
|
| The UCK entered into a campaign of terrorism by assassinating Serbian officials, policemen and border guards. |
|
| At its most extreme, it involved a guerrilla strategy of selectively assassinating particularly gung-ho or oppressive officers through the use of fragmentation bombs. |
|
| If you don't like your democratically elected leaders, who operate within the rule of law, you can always think about assassinating them. |
|
| How can we trust a country that is assassinating union members and displacing whole populations? |
|
| A twinned, imagined narrative of a fictitious Fidel Castro and a Miami exile intent on assassinating him. |
|
| When Saddam Hussein began a campaign of assassinating Iraqi dissidents living in Jordan, I was added to the hit list. |
|
| Two weeks ago a gunman nearly succeeded in assassinating the president. |
|
| After assassinating the consuls and most of the senators, Catiline would be free to enact his reforms. |
|
| The next time a Conservative member is asked to send out a ten percenter defaming, assaulting or assassinating the character of a peer, I hope he or she thinks twice. |
|
| Some accuse the Syrian security services and leadership of assassinating Mr. Hariri because he became an insurmountable obstacle to their influence in Lebanon. |
|
| This is, in fact, what the American imperialists cannot forgive the Cuban revolution and they are striving to overturn it by every possible means, including assassinating its leaders. |
|
| Such ridiculous lies are uttered by the regime while the accusation of assassinating the scientists gets more directed toward the clerical regime. |
|
| A striker by trade, Tony Cottee spent most of his downtime with a fly swatter at the ready, assassinating insects and piling up minimountains of dead bugs. |
|
| Assassinating dictators and toppling undemocratic regimes doesn't sound so bad, in the end. |
|
