Sentence examples for eradicate extremism from inspiring English sources

So now we are told that it's citizenship classes that will eradicate extremism.

She said everybody should work to "ensure that we deal with and eradicate extremism, wherever it exists".

We should all be working across society to ensure that we deal with and eradicate extremism wherever it exists".

Gen. Pervez Musharraf, who was president and army chief at the time, had vowed to eradicate extremism and militancy from the country and appeared sincere at first.

Though riding the momentum of successful elections, the government is stretching itself thin to eradicate extremism and terrorism in the region.

If we are serious about the need to eradicate extremism and terrorism from not only our own shores but further beyond, it would be a good idea to start looking closer to home, assessing our own actions and policies and evaluating their collective impact on those we then attempt to "educate" on civility.

What's worse, part of the solution to eradicating extremism, as he sees it, just requires that "we" educate those good blokes that can't quite see the world as "we" do.

We need to work with the Muslim communities and eradicate the extremism because most Muslims are good, hardworking, honest people, and it is extremism giving them a bad name.

Under Theresa May's proposed counter-terrorism policy, universities will face legal action if they fail to eradicate Islamic extremism on campus.

He said its policy was to "work with the Pakistani government in order to eradicate this extremism that we consider a cancer within the country that can potentially engulf the country".

"We will work with the Pakistani government in order to eradicate this extremism that we consider a cancer within the country that can potentially engulf the country," said Mr Obama.