Sentence examples for affiliated elements from inspiring English sources

… In addition to providing funding for al-Qaeda activities in Afghanistan and Pakistan, [Fadhli's] network is working to move fighters and money through Turkey to support al-Qaeda affiliated elements in Syria".

"When Zawahiri said, 'you have two different al Qaeda affiliated elements fighting in Syria, and I want Jabhat al Nusra to be my element in Syria, and I want al Qaeda in Iraq [ISIS] to return to Iraq,' Baghdadi said 'No.'".

"We are seeing a full court press by the Russian government to instruct affiliated or friendly elements to manipulate the media," an intelligence official said.

--Government of Israel (GOI) leadership's negotiating positions, strategies, and goals in interactions with the Fatah-affiliated Palestinian Authority officials, with supporters or elements affiliated with HAMAS, and with other Palestinian parties concerned with the peace process.

The UK believed that the weapons had been ordered by the Assad regime, Mr Cameron went on, but he said there was no credible reporting of chemical weapons being used by the opposition, although elements affiliated with al-Qaeda had attempted to acquire some for "probable use" in Syria.

The Charlie Hebdo massacre of January 2015 by elements affiliated to Al Qaeda in Yemen provided a clear reminder.

Upon investigation, it exposed a net of corruption and conflicts of interest between the president and elements affiliated with his party, spurring widespread umbrage among the public, who called for the Peña Nieto's resignation.

The video reportedly shows two people affiliated with Libyan "militia elements" being killed by IS militants.

But while things are undoubtedly better, an ugly element remains affiliated to the club.

As in C. elegans, the DNA transposons of C. remanei and C. brenneri were mostly represented by an abundance of small nonautonomous element families affiliated with diverse superfamilies (data not shown).

Saving Labour has also launched a drive to gain support for Smith among trade union members affiliated to Labour, the third element of the electorate along with full members and electoral supporters.