Sentence examples for fostering extremism from inspiring English sources

"He says that Muslims are not doing enough to integrate and that risks fostering extremism – but just what is enough and how do you measure it?

The Israelis say that Palestinian officials are fostering extremism by devoting their official news media to showing graphic images of the bloodshed.

At his funeral on Friday, tens of thousands of mourners directed their anger at Ennahda and Mr. Ghannouchi, blaming them for fostering extremism and taunting the leader with an incendiary chant: "Slaughterer".

The Israelis say Palestinian officials are fostering extremism and inculcating a culture of martyrdom by devoting their official news media to diatribes against Israeli offenses, by running extensive coverage of every funeral and by showing graphic images of the bloodshed.

Imran Khan's new government offered no immediate response but the prime minister has called for "more balanced" relations with the US and is seeking to shift Pakistan's foreign policy away from a "clientalistic" relationship with the US, whose drone attacks and war on terror he blames for fostering extremism within Pakistan, towards allies closer in the region.

The group accuses the Qatari-funded channel of fostering extremism, a charge the network denies.

She will describe the veil as "a symbol of aggressive separatism that can only foster extremism" and will claim that it is often "forced on women by men who view them as their property".

The unpopularity of the Musharraf regime, hostility towards America, and resentment at a war in neighbouring Afghanistan that many in Pakistan see as directed at both Islam and their ethnic-Pushtun kin, have also helped the Islamists.So, ironically, America's support for Mr Musharraf, justified as necessary to combat extremism next door, has fostered extremism at home.

Cooper had lots more to say: about how redistricting has fostered extremism, on both the left and the right; about how Congress has become incapable of legislating on behalf of the nation; about how we are living through a new McCarthyism, aimed at destroying innocent people who want to serve their country by coming to Washington to run an agency or department.

The commission recommended that the United States end a lengthy period of ambivalence and mistrust toward Pakistan and commit itself to a period of sustained aid, including military assistance and support for that country's public education system as a counterweight to religious schools that foster extremism.

Yet, based on its strategic decision to foster extremism and its recent public support for Taliban rule in Afghanistan, it appears the biggest existential threat to Pakistan is its own political and military leaders.