Sentence examples for extremists worldwide from inspiring English sources

Now, insurance analysts expect Pool Re to raise its rates, because of risks now seen to be posed by religious extremists worldwide.

Mr. Tenet also said: "There is now an intricate web of alliances among Sunni extremists worldwide, including North Africans, radical Palestinians, Pakistanis and Central Asians.

Our judgment is that if the Taliban succeed in Afghanistan, they will bring back Al Qaeda with them," as well as score an enormous psychological victory for extremists worldwide.

Amnesty International condemned the Belgian law as "an attack on religious freedom," while other critics have asserted that by prohibiting the burqa, France would impinge upon individual liberties and stigmatize Muslims, thereby aiding extremists worldwide.

Al Qaeda is already on the ropes globally, with ever-dwindling financial and popular support, and a drastically diminished ability to work with other extremists worldwide, much less command them in major operations.

New York Times Senior Obama administration officials say many millions of dollars are flowing largely unimpeded to extremist groups worldwide and they have received little help in stopping this from allies in the Middle East.

More broadly, there needs to be more detail as to how the government plans to neutralise the poisonous ideology that forms the root cause of Isis and other extremist groups worldwide.

WASHINGTON — Nine years after the United States vowed to shut down the money pipeline that finances terrorism, senior Obama administration officials say they believe that many millions of dollars are flowing largely unimpeded to extremist groups worldwide, and they have grown frustrated by frequent resistance from allies in the Middle East, according to secret diplomatic dispatches.

"UK members have long enjoyed a reputation as the best suppliers of false documents in the worldwide extremist community," said the report.

"Removing the Al Qaeda leader from the battlefield eight years ago would not have eliminated the worldwide extremist threat," the committee's report concluded.

"Removing the Al Qaeda leader from the battlefield eight years ago would not have eliminated the worldwide extremist threat," the committee's report concludes.