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Anti-nuclear groups have undertaken public protests and acts of civil disobedience which have included occupations of nuclear plant sites.

The term "lone wolf" is used by US law enforcement agencies and the media to refer to individuals undertaking violent acts of terrorism outside a command structure.

To earn these indulgences, worshipers had to perform special prayers, make pilgrimages or undertake acts of personal sacrifice.

Ananda Margis undertook terrorist acts for the purpose of freeing Sarkar.

There were also widespread calls for the United States to examine closely what inspires fringe elements to undertake such diabolical acts against American targets.

The African National Congress's Special Operations is set up to undertake high-profile acts of sabotage on key economic installations.

A tiny radical movement has undertaken rare acts of violence in pursuit of that goal, mostly car bombings.

He is told to commit random acts of violence before undertaking acts of revenge on anyone who even slightly wronged him.

"Stop the Tempo," by Gianina Carbunariu, for instance, is about three young people who meet accidentally and undertake small acts of resistance.

Umkhonto we Sizwe undertook other acts of sabotage in the next eighteen months.