Sentence examples for foreign extremists from inspiring English sources

Certainly these Cubans must have slid away craftily, their boots doubtless crusted with tobacco: the military regime just after seizing power claimed there had been 13,000 foreigners (by now they have become "foreign extremists") illegally in the country when it took over.

Somalia's interim president, Abdullahi Yusuf, claimed that they were being helped by thousands of foreign extremists.

The bombings have raised concerns among some opposition activists that foreign extremists are trying to hijack a homegrown revolt.

Such an effort would be supported by most Somalis, who are desperate to be rid of the foreign extremists.

And eighty-nine per cent of the people polled said they are concerned about the threat of homegrown terrorists inspired by foreign extremists.

Fewer foreign extremists are now in Miram Shah, North Waziristan's capital, which was previously awash with them, said local tribesmen and security officials.

After all, what harm could a foreign extremist bring to a plane over American soil.

After the herder's brother told the police there was a "foreign extremist" in the area, they sent a patrol.

Ultimately it allowed Al Qaeda to gain a foothold in a country that American intelligence, in 2007, had declared to be "inoculated" against all kinds of foreign extremist movements.

The FSA's lack of real organisation and an established central command made it easier for foreign extremist groups to enter Syria and hijack the uprising.

The only new insight Ms. Horman gleaned came from an informant who approached the United States Embassy in 1987 to say that Mr. Horman had been killed in the National Stadium the night of Sept. 19, 1973, for being a "foreign extremist".