Sentence examples for claimed to be waging from inspiring English sources

People purporting to be the attackers have said they belong to a group called the Deccan Mujahedeen, and have claimed to be waging a war in Islam's name.

He claimed to be waging war on "Islamic imperialism" and his supposed "martydom operation" was against an Islamic civilisation rolling across western soil.

He seemed convinced that his own passionate Christian beliefs gave him some insight into the problem of scriptural interpretation.A few days ago, it was Barack Obama's turn to make a solemn distinction between Islam itself and people who claimed to be waging a terrorist war in its name.

The latest killings cast doubt on the authorities' claim to be waging an effective campaign against jihadist groups.

The Slavs can claim to be waging a legitimate war to defend a state in which various ethnic groups have rubbed along reasonably peacefully.

Anyone who claims to be waging a preventive war in the cause of justice is confusing either a particular or a partisan interest with the interests of humanity.

Instead of reestablishing a unified Yemeni army under national command, they have formed militias loyal to their own governments in the territories liberated from the Houthis, completely bypassing the legitimate government on whose behalf they claim to be waging the war.

Their arrival could bolster the Washington-led coalition's claim to be waging a war against terrorism and not, as many Muslims prefer to believe, against Islam.

A claim to be waging war or demanding absolute authority in order to defend ethnicity, religion and/or nation demands scrutiny, particularly if blood or individual rights are to be sacrificed.

"I'm a job creator — I never claimed to be a fair wage-and-benefits creator".

Led by Joseph Kony, a former rebel leader who claimed to be religiously inspired, the LRA waged war across five countries in east and central Africa for nearly 30 years.