Sentence examples for armed militancy from inspiring English sources

This explains why the natural progression for armed militancy is from paramilitary insurgency to terrorism.

Kashmiris, however troubled, are unlikely soon to return to the widespread armed militancy that used to claim thousands of lives a year.

The find would later devastate communities, fuelling corruption, wrecking the environment and breeding armed militancy and gangsterism on Nigeria's southern shores.

Various degree courses around the country allow students to look at how armed militancy evolves, examine terrorist psychology and explore ways that individuals who become heavily involved can move from violence to democratic and peaceful political activism.

The area, long resistant to the central government in Cairo, has become a hotbed of armed militancy in recent years, with deadly attacks on police stations and other security infrastructure increasingly common since the military ousted the Islamist president, Mohamed Morsi, on July 3.

Last year, the DoD's Minerva Initiative funded a project to determine 'Who Does Not Become a Terrorist, and Why?' which, however, conflates peaceful activists with "supporters of political violence" who are different from terrorists only in that they do not embark on "armed militancy" themselves.

This meant listening to cassette tapes of Gypsy music and walking around, but not with the arm-pumping militancy of American moms -- it was more like a stroll.

Like many Irish nationalists, Casement turned to militancy in the years before the First World War, angered both by unionists arming themselves and London's failure to act upon parliamentary legislation for "home rule," which would have granted the Irish a measure of sovereign autonomy.

In sharp contrast, the popular Julia Butros from Lebanon sang (to constant applause) with her arms stretched out of militancy and love.

In the quagmire of Kashmir militancy, those who took up arms for independence appear to have been quashed.

Deicide, for all its militancy -- lyrics vilifying Christianity, studded breastplates, beefy arms -- shrank among the club's thousand television screens and theme-restaurant architecture.