Sentence examples for extremism task force from inspiring English sources

But when the prime minister's extremism task force reported in December 2013, it did not include any moves towards pre-broadcast censorship and the subject was presumed to have been dropped.

The orders, the product of an extremism task force set up by the prime minister, were proposed during the last parliament in March, but were largely vetoed by the Liberal Democrats on the grounds of free speech.

I set up the UK extremism, task force which I set up after the appalling murder of Lee Rigby because I wanted to make sure that the government is doing everything that it could to drive extremism out of our schools, our colleges, off our campuses, out of prisons, out of every part of national life.

The warning comes as David Cameron's extremism task force meets for the first time in this parliament on Thursday, and peers prepare to vote on the new guidelines tightening the rules that allow extremists speakers on university campuses only so long as they are challenged.

Two other key influences were a National Audit Office report, published the same day as the consultation paper, finding that the commission was not doing enough to identify and tackle abuse of charitable status, and simultaneous pressure from the government's extremism task force for tougher powers for the commission to counter extremist influences in charities.

In the cable sent on 14 August 2006, a year after his election to parliament, the diplomat wrote: "Labour MP Sadiq Khan said the community feels 'let down' by HMG efforts to date, particularly the 'Preventing Extremism Together' task forces, which the Home Office created after the 7/7 attacks.

Belatedly, the government seems to have at last clocked they're essentially running state-funded centres for fostering extremism, recently creating a task force to combat radicalisation inside.

As recently as July 2005, after bombs in London killed 56 people, Tony Blair was confident that he could avoid a total breakdown of trust between Muslim Britons and their compatriots.Using an old formula, the prime minister called in some Islamic worthies and suggested they form a task force on extremism.

Mr Cameron has also chaired the first meeting of a new task force, looking at extremism and radicalisation.

"There's been a clear signal by this administration that they don't want to spend any money or resources on countering white terrorism," Daryl Johnson, who led a Department of Homeland Security task force focused on domestic extremism and terrorism from 2004-2010, told HuffPost.

She said the consultation document should be clear that "nobody should be forced to dress in a particular way" but warned against changing the task force's agreed definition of Islamist extremism.