Sentence examples for combat radicalism from inspiring English sources

All but one of Luton's mosques are involved in a drive to combat radicalism, he says, and should a new Abdulwahab appear, the police will be told.

The prime minister of Bangladesh has warned David Cameron that he needs to do more to combat radicalism amid concerns that British jihadis are fuelling a rise in extremism in the world's third most populous Muslim nation.

Muslims in France must organise to combat radicalism and stand together to say that French secularism, the strict separation of church and state, intended to foster equality for all private beliefs, takes precedence in France, he said.

This is why, for example, Al-Halabi is involved in Indonesia's efforts to combat radicalism through its Badan Nasional Penanggulangan Terorisme (National Body for Terrorism Anticipation, see CNN Indonesia 2015).

For example, to combat radicalism, according to Prince Mohammed bin Nayef his country "has launched Mohammed bin Nayef Counseling and Care Center and its top clerics have been issuing religious edicts prohibiting terrorism or joining terror groups.

The American Liberty League, formed by business and conservative opponents of the New Deal, was established in 1934 "to combat radicalism, preserve property rights [and] uphold and preserve the Constitution".

Aman is, in many ways, emblematic of just how difficult it is to combat the spread of radicalism in this increasingly connected nation.

Similarly, the U.S. government encouraged and funded Islamist radicalism during the Cold War to combat the Soviet Union in insignificant hellholes in the developing world.

In Madrid, the Republican government, which hopes to build a popular front including moderates and liberals to combat the Nationalist threat, will become increasingly concerned at the growing radicalism.

Online radicalism is the biggest issue hampering Indonesia's efforts to combat terrorism today, Solahudin told VICE.

To make South Asia more habitable, to counter Islamic fundamentalism in the entire region and to combat extremism, there is little or no substitute to such laws that will help reveal the true face of radicalism.