The terrorizing of people or institutions by telephone or by means of messages of any nature whatsoever

Israeli military aircraft routinely on an almost daily basis violate Lebanese airspace and break the sound barrier above cities, thus terrorizing civilians and foreign tourists.

Second is, when a country has been subjected to one of the most immense, brutal forms of exercise of power we had the Red Army for 10 continuous years, 110,000 strong, literally terrorizing.

Eight years and many billions of dollars later, the Pakistani Taliban seized control of the Swat region, terrorizing the adjoining district of Buner and raising alarm and consternation through the rest of Pakistan.

The recent succession of events, the incidents of individual and collective killing, explosions, destruction of property and the terrorizing of peace loving people all come under the Islamic concept of mischief in the land .

The alternative is further financial repression and, with it, low investment, rising economic and social tensions, and the emergence of a generation of impoverished pensioners. Like Monty Python s city terrorizing Hell s Grannies, tomorrow s elderly will surely make their voices heard.

Now even the last holdouts among the regime s opponents will be appearing on the roads of Europe. They will not appear on the roads of Russia, mind you Unlike Germany or France, Putin will not hesitate, while terrorizing tomorrow s refugees, to slam the door in their faces.

Had it been Pakistan s ethos, the Taliban in Swat wouldn t have needed to blast schools people would have happily pulled their daughters from the schools themselves. Ordinary men and women in Swat believe in education, but the Taliban were terrorizing them out of exercising their legal and constitutional rights.

In the past, English fans but they were not the only ones took the war metaphor too far and acted more like invading armies on the continent of Europe, terrorizing towns unlucky enough to stage an England game. But players, too, sometimes have failed to conceal national animosities when Holland beat Germany in a memorable European semi final in 1988, one of the Dutch players ostentatiously wiped his bottom with a German shirt.