Sentence examples for a group believed from inspiring English sources
Ansar Dine, a group believed to have links to al-Qaeda, said that the city's Sufi shrines were idolatrous.
They among seven kidnapped oil-field workers freed this week after payment of a reported $13 million ransom to a group believed to be Colombian professional kidnappers.
A7 Fatal Clash in Jordan The police in Jordan clashed with a group believed to be smugglers and led by an Islamic militant who had recently escaped custody.
He was taken ill after the Bali attack.See article: South-East Asian terrorIn the Philippines police arrested five men said to be members of Abu Sayyaf, a group believed to be linked to Jemaah Islamiah.
Prosecutors said they were bound for Somalia to join Al Shabab, a group believed to have sheltered operatives of Al Qaeda who were involved in the bombings of the United States Embassies in Kenya and Tanzania.
Mr Zougam and Mr Dahdah may have liaised with other extremists across Europe, and with a group believed by the Moroccan security services to have sent the suicide bombers who struck Casablanca last May.
Once a group believes it has a divine endorsement it will assume extraordinary powers based on that blind spot: God is on our side.
It means to break up into hostile units -- usually a group believing one religion, race or ethnicity is more important than another (there's that adolescent theme again).
We need to be strong as a group, believe in ourselves and know we have all the tools to beat anybody".
His plea bargain lists at least five occasions when he attended camps sponsored by Lashkar-e-Taiba, a Pakistani group believed to be responsible for a number of atrocities, including those in Mumbai.
An article on Tuesday about the Koobface gang, a Russian group believed to be responsible for spreading a notorious computer worm on social networks, misspelled the surname of one man identified by investigators as a member of the group.
