ranstorp造句

• "It mutates, it changes, " said Ranstorp.
• "They want to have sympathizers, " said Ranstorp.
• Ranstorp said only a few members have broad knowledge.
• Ranstorp said, " and that is one of the problems ."
• "It is almost a never-ending process, " said Ranstorp.
• Initially, Magnus Ranstorp and other terror experts suspected that foreigners were behind the attacks.
• Ranstorp said Iran was being cautious.
• Ranstorp noted that evidence uncovered in Afghanistan showed that al-Qaida had trained operatives in assassination techniques.
• When Wilkinson stepped down Magnus Ranstorp was appointed Acting Director and then briefly Director from early to mid 2005.
• Ranstorp recently briefed US and European investigators on the background of Al Qaeda's recruitment and development in Europe.
• Magnus Ranstorp, terrorism expert at St . Andrews University's Center for Terrorism and Political Violence, disagreed.
• First, conservative Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar backed the United States firmly in the Iraq war, Ranstorp said.
• Terrorism expert Magnus Ranstorp of the Swedish National Defence College said that he believed the perpetrator was not working alone.
• Together with Moroccan and Tunisian members, Algerian terrorists were bin Laden's most important operatives in Europe, Ranstorp said.
• Ranstorp said he thought it was best described by French anti-terrorist Jean-Louis Bruguiere, who called it a virus.
• "We don't have a membership list, or know who's in middle management, " said Ranstorp.
• Ranstorp said that the key in such a situation would be a strong plan by the government to control the situation and communicate effectively.
• Ranstorp said Sahraoui's killing shows a U . S . counter-terror training program in North Africa may be paying off.
• In his manifest he copies 25 pages verbatim from an ideological text by Evan Kohlmann and published by an institute led by Magnus Ranstorp.
• Magnus Ranstorp, a leading terrorism expert in Britain, said Thursday that Algerian terrorists played a key role in the al-Qaida network.