Sentence examples for extremist part from inspiring English sources

"The extremist part of the opposition is crudely violating the country's constitution," said Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Grigory Karasin.

"The extremist part of the opposition is crudely violating the country's constitution," Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Grigory Karasin told Interfax news agency.

He said disaster ensued because both sides wanted a quick resolution, with the government "repeating every day it has finished the conspiracy" and "the extremist parts of the opposition" saying "next Friday the regime is going to break".

Klein has yet to explain which Kahanist views he holds and which he rejects; given that the entire Kach/Kahane Chai movement was outlawed, not just the "extremist" parts, it's a little difficult to pick and choose.

On the extremists' part, this is a deliberate strategy known as hijra (migration or flight) – a reference to the hijra of the prophet Muhammad and his companions from Mecca to Medina to evade a murderous onslaught.

(I had Scotch in hopes I would be caught and flogged, which would have made a great column!) Unfortunately, since 1979, when Saudi Arabia was shaken by the seizure of Mecca's Grand Mosque by religious extremists, the royal family has tried to minimize the fundamentalist threat -- on some issues -- by meeting the extremists part way.

Mr. Headley said he told the investigators that he was mixing with extremists as part of a government assignment.

Both attacks were launched from Somalia, where Kenyan troops are fighting the extremists as part of an African Union force, but focused attention on support networks within Kenya itself.

It's who we were in 1776 and it's who we are today," Ted Cruz said, reassuring his audience they are not outmoded extremists but part of a marginalised majority.

While it is a relief to see an intelligent conservative finally point a finger at the Bush administration, I do feel that Islamic extremists are part of the problem, too.

The latest polls suggest that the number of MEPs who could be classified as anti-European may rise after the election from about 140 now to more than 200, well over a quarter of the total (see chart 2).At the extremesGiven that populists and extremists are part of national politics, it is only natural that they should be represented in Strasbourg.