Converse of subject

• pose: With that in mind, let me turn first to the challenges posed by international terrorism.

Converse of object

• combat: These ' extras ' are now required to help to combat terrorism.

• glorify: This year " glorifying terrorism " became an offense.

• condemn: We totally and completely condemn any terrorism associated with Kashmir, as we do terrorism elsewhere in the world.

• fight: He said countries must work together to fight global terrorism.

• state-sponsor: For the first time, U.S. military force was employed in direct retaliation to state-sponsored terrorism.

• eradicate: Eradicating terrorism is a much more daunting task than most people realize for the following reasons.

Adjective modifier

• international: The defeat of international terrorism will take nothing less.

• super-bright: Super-bright military terrorism making new friends as well as.

• nuclear: The specter of nuclear terrorism has placed a new premium on the need to strengthen the global nuclear non-proliferation regime.

• global: In an age of global terrorism we have lost control of our borders.

Modifies a noun

• suspect: He was told that he had the same name as a number of terrorism suspects.

• threat: JTAC is responsible for setting international terrorism threat levels and Ministers are informed of its decision.

• bill: The Terrorism Bill will enter Report Stage in the House of Lords on 17 th January 2006.

• legislation: Read the Lib Dem statement on the new Prevention of Terrorism Legislation.

Noun used with modifier

• cyber: In this world cyber terrorism is a major threat.

• IRA: What we have suffered as a result of IRA terrorism is unforgivable.

• suicide: In the early 1980's the IRA opted for suicide terrorism.