Sentence examples for act of extremism from inspiring English sources

Anyone who even thought that someone else might be thinking about an act of extremism would be banged up under the new thought crime prevention bill.

It's only the latest act of extremism from a group that Washington put on the foreign terrorism list last year.

"I'm always concerned that every time there's an act of extremism or terrorism or violence played out, you are getting this automatic response from the Islamic State.

Simultaneously, a different kind of "public servant" -- our elected U.S. Senators -- were engaged in their own act of extremism in service to a twisted ideology that directly contravenes their duty to protect and defend the safety of their constituents and the nation.

We know that acts of extremism are not representative of Islam, but we need to show what is.

"Scapegoating Muslim communities for these incomprehensible acts of extremism simply fuels more hatred, more hostility and more suffering.

Their sentences, on charges of murder, terrorism, acts of extremism, weapons possession and the manufacture of explosives, varied from 6 to 18 years.

"These outrageous incidents are acts of extremism and designed to weaken our diverse communities' shared commitment to strengthen racial unity," The Home Ministry secretary, Gen. Mahmood Adam, told reporters after briefing foreign diplomats on the situation.

"People are paying attention to him partly because he's a curiosity, and partly because he's been built up to be a very dangerous man," said Sidney Jones, a senior analyst at the International Crisis Group, which monitors acts of extremism.

When the oft-repeated, stereotypical depictions of a richly diverse and multicultural population of 1.5 billion is limited to sensational acts of extremism, violence and fanaticism exhibited by a fractional minority can there be any other result?

President Dmitry Medvedev signed off on a new law giving the FSB, the successor agency to the KGB, the right to caution people suspected of preparing acts of extremism, or to jail them for obstructing the agency's work.